US, UK, Australia to develop hypersonic weapons; US approves $95M boost to Taiwan’s air defense
Three world powers are arming themselves to combat a weapons system the Chinese Communist Party is developing. A $95 million arms sale was made from the United States to Taiwan to help defend the island from missiles. It’s the third purchase under the current president. Back in the spotlight is organ harvesting in China. A new study by a top U.S. medical journal adds new evidence to the accusation against Beijing: that it executes prisoners for their organs. Shanghai extends its lockdown but loosens a controversial policy that separates children who test positive from their parents. Food shortages persist under strict stay-at-home orders. But residents are starting to break the rules, while authorities weld doors shut to keep people inside.
Three world powers are arming themselves to combat a weapons system the Chinese Communist Party is developing. A $95 million arms sale was made from the United States to Taiwan to help defend the island from missiles. It’s the third purchase under the current president. Back in the spotlight is organ harvesting in China. A new study by a top U.S. medical journal adds new evidence to the accusation against Beijing: that it executes prisoners for their organs. Shanghai extends its lockdown but loosens a controversial policy that separates children who test positive from their parents. Food shortages persist under strict stay-at-home orders. But residents are starting to break the rules, while authorities weld doors shut to keep people inside.
