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A Taiwanese F-16V multirole fighter tracking a Chinese PLA J-16 strike fighter. The split-screen visual contrasts an operational F-16 fighter jet on the right with a heads-up display capture on the left, demonstrating Taiwan’s capability to passively track Chinese military aircraft over the Taiwan Strait using advanced targeting pods without triggering radar warnings. • Image Source/Reference: ROCAF / Military News Agency (Taiwan)
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Taiwan Releases Rare Sniper Pod Images of Chinese J-16 Fighter, Highlighting Quiet Edge in Strait Tensions

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Gunshots Erupt Near White House, Prompting Lockdown and Evacuation of Press on North Lawn10

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US and Iran Reach Draft Peace Agreement, Paving Way for Potential End to 2026 Conflict

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Taiwan Receives First U.S. MQ-9B SkyGuardian Drones, Enhancing ISR Capabilities Amid Escalating Cross-Strait Tensions35

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Taiwan Reports Surge in Chinese Maritime Activity: Over 100 Vessels Deployed Across Regional Waters Amid Heightened Cross-Strait Tensions

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Pakistani Mediators Advance US-Iran Nuclear Talks Amid Persistent Challenges

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Ivanka Trump Targeted in Alleged Iranian Assassination Plot, Sparking Renewed Concerns Over IRGC Threats and US-Iran Tensions

Diplomatic Friction: Fresh off a high-stakes, three-day bilateral summit in Beijing with Chinese President Xi Jinping, U.S. President Donald Trump has sparked a major diplomatic standoff by announcing plans to hold a direct phone conversation with Taiwanese President Lai Ching-te. If the call proceeds, it will mark the first direct, formal communication between a U.S. president and a Taiwanese leader since Washington shifted official recognition to Beijing in 1979. Beijing immediately issued a blunt warning, with President Xi explicitly stating that mishandling the Taiwan situation could escalate into a severe, direct "confrontation". Trump brushed off the backlash, stating firmly to reporters, "I'll speak to him. I speak to everybody. We'll work on that, the Taiwan problem". Source: Anadolu Agency / Al Jazeera / Taipei Times
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Trump’s Planned Call to Taiwan’s President Sparks Sharp Chinese Backlash Amid $14 Billion Arms Deal Deliberations

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President Trump Rallies Supporters in Suffern, New York, Blending Economic Pitch with Signature Humor at Campaign Event for Rep. Mike Lawler

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Trump Administration Invokes Title 42 to Restrict Travel from Ebola Affected African Nations