Chinese chip maker plays down report of potential US sanctions
China’s second-largest chip maker said its equipment procurement process remains smooth, calling a recent report that Chinese chip makers may face further US export restrictions “baseless”.
Lockheed Martin looks to nearly double Javelin missile production
Weapons maker Lockheed Martin Corp plans to nearly double production of Javelin missiles, the antitank weapon that has helped Ukraine fight Russia's invasion, Chief Executive Officer James Taiclet said in an interview on Sunday.
Doubling official total, WHO reports nearly 15 million deaths associated with COVID
Current official death toll is over 6 million; US surpasses 1 million deaths
Ukraine plight could be replicated in East Asia, Japan's Kishida warns
Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida warned on Thursday that the invasion of Ukraine could be replicated in East Asia if leading powers do not respond as one, saying peace and stability in the Taiwan Strait must be maintained.
Ukraine plight could be replicated in East Asia, Japan's Kishida warns
Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida warned on Thursday that the invasion of Ukraine could be replicated in East Asia if leading powers do not respond as one, saying peace and stability in the Taiwan Strait must be maintained.
Japanese warship shadows Chinese navy strike group in western Pacific
PLA Navy carrier strike group carries out battle exercises south of Okinawa and east of Taiwan, closely monitored by Japan
China lockdown: What do zero-Covid policies mean for UK prices?
Lockdowns in some of China's major manufacturing areas are disrupting exports to other countries.
The US is closely watching this Covid surge for clues
Covid-19 cases are spiking in South Africa, and public health experts in the United States are following the data closely, waiting to see what it might reveal about how immunity from previous infections behaves over time.
Taiwan calls China's COVID lockdowns 'cruel', says won't follow its steps
China's lockdowns to control the spread of COVID-19 are "cruel" and Taiwan will not follow suit, Premier Su Tseng-chang said on Sunday.
Highest COVID-19 case count for Illinois in two months
The state public health department has noted that severe cases ending in hospitalization or death have remained very low — though hospital figures are now on the rise.