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US Warned Others To Avoid Loans From Chinese State Banks But Excluded Itself
For years, Washington has been warning others not to trust loans from Chinese state banks fueling its rise as a superpower. But the US is the biggest recipient of all by far. The security and technology implications have yet to be fully understood.
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US Patient Sick With Bird Flu Virus That Has "Pandemic Potential": Report
A resident of Washington state has been admitted to the hospital with an H5N5 bird flu infection, according to state health authorities. The strain detected in this patient has not previously been identified in humans.
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White House Says Alibaba Is Helping Chinese Military Target US: Report
Washington is accusing online marketplace company Alibaba of providing technological support for Chinese military "operations" against targets in the United States, a report revealed on Friday, citing a White House national security memo.
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"Encouraging Progress": US Signals Trade Deal With India Likely Before Year-End
Washington has indicated that talks over the long-awaited trade agreement between India and the United States could deliver results by the end of this year.
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Ahmed Al-Sharaa Becomes 1st Syrian President To Visit US, Will Meet Trump Tomorrow
Syria's President Ahmed al-Sharaa arrived in the United States on Saturday for a landmark official visit, his country's state news agency reported, a day after Washington removed him from a terrorism blacklist.
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US Removes Syria's Al-Sharaa From Terror List Ahead Of His Washington Visit
The United States on Friday formally removed Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa from a terrorism blacklist, days before the former jihadist is set to make a landmark visit to Washington.
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All Flights Halted At Washington's Ronald Reagan Airport After Bomb Threat
All flights into and out of one of the United States' busiest runways were halted for a time Tuesday due to a bomb threat, federal authorities announced.
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Trump To Host Syria's Ahmed Sharaa In 1st-Ever Visit By Syrian Leader To US
Syrian President Ahmed Sharaa will visit Washington, US Special Envoy to Syria Tom Barrack said on Saturday, in what would be the first visit by a Syrian head of state to the US capital.
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Russia Slams "Titanic Attempts" To Block US Talks Amid Tensions
Russia's top economic negotiator on Sunday slammed "titanic attempts" to thwart dialogue with the United States as he visited the country for talks with American officials after Washington imposed sanctions on Moscow's oil companies.
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Venezuela's Maduro Says US "Fabricating War" As Trump Sends Warship
Venezuela's President Nicolas Maduro asserted Friday the United States was "fabricating a war" as Washington sent an aircraft carrier to the Caribbean, building up a military deployment there.
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US Sanctions Colombia President Over Drug Allegations
The United States on Friday announced sanctions on Colombia's President Gustavo Petro, who Washington has accused of failing to curb illicit drug trafficking, alongside his wife and son.
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Hamas To Attack Gaza Civilians? US Says It Has "Credible Reports"
The US State Department on Saturday said it had "credible reports" that Palestinian armed group Hamas was planning an imminent attack against civilians in Gaza, a move Washington said would be a "ceasefire violation."
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US Condemns China Over South China Sea Vessel Clash With Philippines
The United States condemned China on Monday after Washington's ally the Philippines and China traded accusations over a maritime confrontation near disputed islands in the South China Sea.
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China Counters US With 'Special Port Fees' On American Ships
China said on Friday it would impose "special port fees" on ships operated by and built in the United States after Washington announced charges for Chinese-linked ships in April.
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'Will Bomb Launch Sites', Warns Russia As US Considers Tomahawk Missiles For Ukraine
Russia will shoot down Tomahawk cruise missiles and bomb their launch sites if the United States decides to supply them to Ukraine and find a way to retaliate against Washington that hurts, a senior Russian lawmaker said on Wednesday.
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US Warned Others To Avoid Loans From Chinese State Banks But Excluded Itself
For years, Washington has been warning others not to trust loans from Chinese state banks fueling its rise as a superpower. But the US is the biggest recipient of all by far. The security and technology implications have yet to be fully understood.
-
US Patient Sick With Bird Flu Virus That Has "Pandemic Potential": Report
A resident of Washington state has been admitted to the hospital with an H5N5 bird flu infection, according to state health authorities. The strain detected in this patient has not previously been identified in humans.
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White House Says Alibaba Is Helping Chinese Military Target US: Report
Washington is accusing online marketplace company Alibaba of providing technological support for Chinese military "operations" against targets in the United States, a report revealed on Friday, citing a White House national security memo.
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"Encouraging Progress": US Signals Trade Deal With India Likely Before Year-End
Washington has indicated that talks over the long-awaited trade agreement between India and the United States could deliver results by the end of this year.
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Ahmed Al-Sharaa Becomes 1st Syrian President To Visit US, Will Meet Trump Tomorrow
Syria's President Ahmed al-Sharaa arrived in the United States on Saturday for a landmark official visit, his country's state news agency reported, a day after Washington removed him from a terrorism blacklist.
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US Removes Syria's Al-Sharaa From Terror List Ahead Of His Washington Visit
The United States on Friday formally removed Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa from a terrorism blacklist, days before the former jihadist is set to make a landmark visit to Washington.
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All Flights Halted At Washington's Ronald Reagan Airport After Bomb Threat
All flights into and out of one of the United States' busiest runways were halted for a time Tuesday due to a bomb threat, federal authorities announced.
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Trump To Host Syria's Ahmed Sharaa In 1st-Ever Visit By Syrian Leader To US
Syrian President Ahmed Sharaa will visit Washington, US Special Envoy to Syria Tom Barrack said on Saturday, in what would be the first visit by a Syrian head of state to the US capital.
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Russia Slams "Titanic Attempts" To Block US Talks Amid Tensions
Russia's top economic negotiator on Sunday slammed "titanic attempts" to thwart dialogue with the United States as he visited the country for talks with American officials after Washington imposed sanctions on Moscow's oil companies.
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Venezuela's Maduro Says US "Fabricating War" As Trump Sends Warship
Venezuela's President Nicolas Maduro asserted Friday the United States was "fabricating a war" as Washington sent an aircraft carrier to the Caribbean, building up a military deployment there.
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US Sanctions Colombia President Over Drug Allegations
The United States on Friday announced sanctions on Colombia's President Gustavo Petro, who Washington has accused of failing to curb illicit drug trafficking, alongside his wife and son.
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Hamas To Attack Gaza Civilians? US Says It Has "Credible Reports"
The US State Department on Saturday said it had "credible reports" that Palestinian armed group Hamas was planning an imminent attack against civilians in Gaza, a move Washington said would be a "ceasefire violation."
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US Condemns China Over South China Sea Vessel Clash With Philippines
The United States condemned China on Monday after Washington's ally the Philippines and China traded accusations over a maritime confrontation near disputed islands in the South China Sea.
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China Counters US With 'Special Port Fees' On American Ships
China said on Friday it would impose "special port fees" on ships operated by and built in the United States after Washington announced charges for Chinese-linked ships in April.
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'Will Bomb Launch Sites', Warns Russia As US Considers Tomahawk Missiles For Ukraine
Russia will shoot down Tomahawk cruise missiles and bomb their launch sites if the United States decides to supply them to Ukraine and find a way to retaliate against Washington that hurts, a senior Russian lawmaker said on Wednesday.
