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| US Sanctions Russian Oil Companies as Moscow Holds Nuclear Drills Reuters |
| Myanmar’s Army Is Taking Back Territory With Relentless Air Strikes - And China’s Help The BBC |
| US Military Strikes Suspected Drug Vessel in the Pacific Reuters |
| Vance Denies the US Dictates to Israel as He Meets With Netanyahu Over Gaza Ceasefire Associated Press |
| Prime Minister Mark Carney Says Canada Will Double Its Non-us Exports as Canadians Can’t Rely on US Associated Press |
| Alleged Chinese Drug Trafficker Recaptured in Cuba After Escaping Mexican Custody Associated Press |
| Islamic State Rises Again in Syria, Filling a Void Left by U.S. Wall Street Journal |
| As Suspicious Drones Plague Germany, Officials Are Unsure How to Respond New York Times |
| British Neo-Nazis Discussed Targeting Migrants, Mosques and Synagogues New York Times |
| No Camera Covered Louvre Wall Where Jewel Thieves Broke In, Director Says BBC |
| White House East Wing Will Be Torn Down Fully to Make Way for Trump Ballroom Reuters |
| North Carolina Republicans Pass New US House Map, Expanding Trump's Redistricting Campaign Reuters |
| University of Virginia Strikes Deal to Pause Trump Administration Investigations Associated Press |
| US Hits $38 Trillion in Debt, After the Fastest Accumulation of $1 Trillion Outside of the Pandemic Associated Press |
| Federal Agents Sent to San Francisco Area and Mayor Says It's Meant to Incite 'Chaos and Violence' |
| CSIS: U.S.-China Trade War | The Capital Cable #123-Thursday, October 23, 2025.Location: Online event,9:00 AM.The U.S.-China trade war reached another chapter with new Chinese export controls on rare earth minerals,and newly announced 100 percent U.S.tariffs on Chinese goods next month.U.S.president Donald Trump and Chinese leader Xi Jinping are expected to meet for the first time since 2019 on the sidelines of the APEC Summit in Korea at the end of October.What are some outstanding trade issues between the two?Is a trade deal finally near?What does continue U.S.-China competition mean for allies and partners in the region,including Japan and South Korea? |