China’s government denounced Taiwan President Tsai Ing-wen’s National Day speech, saying it incited confrontation and distorted facts.The FBI arrested a Maryland couple for attempting to sell ‘restricted data’ on the design of nuclear-powered warships. The US delegation reiterated that the Taliban will be judged on its actions, not only its words.

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Doha talks ‘candid’, Taliban to be judged based on its actions: US

A US interagency delegation travelled to Qatar to meet senior Taliban representatives from Kabul and discussed issues of vital national interest, said State Department’s spokesperson, Ned Price, on Sunday.

China-Taiwan tensions: Tsai Ing-wen’s remarks incite confrontation, distort facts, says Beijing spokesperson

China stated on Sunday that Taiwanese President Tsai Ing-wen’s statements provoke hostility, distort facts, and mislead the people in the name of so-called unity and consensus, according to local media.

FBI arrests Navy engineer, wife for selling restricted nuke info in peanut butter sandwich in US

The Federal Bureau of Investigation arrested a Maryland couple on Saturday for attempting to sell ‘restricted data’ on the design of nuclear-powered warships, the Justice Department reported.

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