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U.S. Freezes $14 Billion Taiwan Arms Sale Amid Iran War Concerns
The U.S. military is reportedly delaying a $14 billion weapons sale to Taiwan to ensure enough weapons remain available for a potential prolonged conflict with Iran.
Acting U.S. Navy Secretary Hung Cao confirmed the move during a Senate hearing on May 21, as President Donald Trump signaled he may discuss the issue directly with Taiwan’s president.
KUDOS TO THE NGONI ROYAL ESTABLISHMENT FOR TAKING ACTION Guest Article by Hon Oster Chali Halutaka The Ngoni Royal Establishment deserves commendation for reporting Emmanuel “Jay Jay” Banda to the police over allegations that Paramount Chief Mpezeni IV was killed….
Ukraine Strikes Deep Inside Russia, Hits Oil Refinery And Military Targets Up To 1,200km From Border Ukrainian forces carried out a new wave of long-range attacks deep inside Russian territory, striking an oil refinery in the Saratov region approximately 700…
CHINA IS PLAYING THE LONG GAME — AND RUSSIA SHOULD BE PAYING ATTENTION China and Kazakhstan are accelerating development of the Trans-Caspian “Middle Corridor,” a trade route linking China to Europe through Kazakhstan, the Caspian Sea, Azerbaijan, Georgia, and Turkey…
Kulima Tower gives free rides to June babies on Bally’s birthday AS President Hakainde Hichilema turns 64 in the next three days, Kulima Tower Bus Station will be offering free rides to June born people and those aged 60 and…
