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The U.S. resumes tons of of thousands and thousands in safety help to Taiwan, annoying China
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The U.S. resumes tons of of thousands and thousands in safety help to Taiwan, annoying China

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The U.S. resumes tons of of thousands and thousands in safety help to Taiwan, annoying China

A person stands in entrance of Taiwanese navy ships anchored on the harbor in Keelung, close to Taipei in northern Taiwan, on Dec. 11, 2024.

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The U.S. authorities has quietly unfrozen about $870 million in safety help applications for Taiwan, in keeping with two officers accustomed to the matter, who weren’t approved to talk publicly.

It’s a important transfer amid dramatic cuts to international help by the Trump administration, reductions which have confronted a flurry of authorized challenges. On Wednesday night, simply hours earlier than a midnight deadline, the Supreme Courtroom’s chief justice paused a federal decide’s order to disperse some $2 billion in frozen international help.

The Trump administration's freeze of foreign aid has resulted in the loss of at least $69.7 million in aid programs across the Philippines. Pictured is a pharmacy at a community center in Manila, which is operated by LoveYourself. The nonprofit, which has provided free HIV testing and treatment services, suspended key programs such as free PrEP distribution and HIV self-testing kits due to the funding freeze.

China criticized the resumed funding resolution for violating its safety pursuits in Taiwan, a democratic, self-governing island which China claims as its territory and has repeatedly threatened to invade if obligatory. On Thursday, China’s Protection Ministry spokesperson Wu Qian mentioned, “We will come get you sooner or later,” in reference to Taiwan.

A spokesperson for China’s International Ministry, Lin Jian, mentioned earlier this week the U.S. funding resolution “sends a gravely wrong signal to ‘Taiwan independence’ separatist forces.”

On Wednesday, China additionally kicked off live-fire army drills off the shores of Taiwan’s major island.

“During this period, [China] even blatantly violated international practice by setting up a drills area in waters about 40 nautical miles off the coast … without prior warning,” Taiwan’s Protection Ministry mentioned.

Taiwan’s Protection Ministry mentioned it had discovered and monitored 45 plane, 14 navy vessels and one ship from the Chinese language army working round Taiwan in a 24-hour interval ending Thursday.

This month, China additionally held live-fire drills with a bunch of three naval ships in worldwide waters off the coasts of New Zealand and Australia, main Australian authorities to challenge a warning to business flights between the 2 international locations over the presence of the Chinese language warships.

The Chinese language drills close to Taiwan started a day after Taiwan’s coast guard mentioned it detained eight Chinese language sailors on a ship carrying the flag of the West African nation of Togo. The ship dropped anchor shortly earlier than Taiwan’s state telecom firm found a close-by undersea cable had been severed.

The cable, connecting Taiwan’s major island to a Taiwanese outlying island that can be near China, is the third Taiwanese undersea cable in two years to be severed underneath suspicious circumstances. Taiwan mentioned in not less than one occasion, a Chinese language ship might have dragged its anchor over the cable.

Final November, two undersea fiber optic cables within the Baltic Sea have been severed and officers in Sweden and different international locations are investigating a Chinese language-flagged ship in potential connection to the incident.

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