Politics

President Joe Biden recently spoke with Chinese President Xi Jinping in a phone call aimed at “checking in” and responsibly managing the strained relationship between the United States and China. The White House described the call as an opportunity for the two leaders to engage in intense diplomacy to address tensions, misperceptions, and prevent unintended
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Recently, New Zealand has pointed fingers at China, accusing the country of being involved in “malicious cyber activity” that targeted its parliament in 2021. New Zealand’s Foreign Minister, Winston Peters, openly expressed concerns regarding this cyber activity, which has been attributed to groups sponsored by the Chinese government. The government of New Zealand is not
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s decision to cancel a planned delegation to Washington, following the United States’ abstention from a U.N. Security Council proposal, raises concerns about the diplomatic relations between the two countries. Netanyahu’s statement citing the change in the American position as a reason for canceling the delegation seems abrupt and raises questions
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