China has issued sharp warnings to Washington after the United States approved an $11 billion arms package for Taiwan, one of the largest weapons deals in the island’s history. The sale includes HIMARS rocket systems, howitzers, drones, and anti-tank missiles, all designed to strengthen Taiwan’s ability to deter a potential Chinese invasion through asymmetric warfare.    

In a landmark diplomatic breakthrough, Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping have struck a rare mineral and critical supply chain agreement during the Busan Summit. The one-year extendable pact is designed to stabilize global trade, secure access to rare earth elements, and reduce dependency on vulnerable international suppliers. Under the deal, Washington will slash 10&#37 tariffs on fentanyl-linked Chinese imports, signaling a thaw in U.S.-China relations after years of economic tension. WATCH