U.S. President Joe Biden approved $571.3 million in defense support for Taiwan, with the State Department also authorizing the potential sale of $265 million worth of military equipment to the island. Despite no formal diplomatic ties, the U.S. is obligated by law to assist Taiwan in defending itself against Chinese claims of sovereignty, leading to increased tensions with Beijing over Taiwan’s rejection of China’s sovereignty claims. China has escalated military pressure on Taiwan through frequent military activities and recent naval deployments, prompting Taiwan to remain on high alert.
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'My son didn’t deserve to die like this': Seelampur teen’s murder sparks protest
In a shocking incident in Seelampur, Delhi, 17-year-old Kunal was stabbed to death in a suspected revenge killing by two teenagers, with police identifying the suspects who are currently on the run. Zikra, allegedly involved in conspiring the attack, has been arrested; she is part of a local gang and is believed to have instigated the murder due to a past altercation involving the suspects. Kunal's mother expressed her grief and called for justice, highlighting...
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