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Chinese Online Retailer Temu Faces Growing Scrutiny as Vietnam Suspends Its Operations
Temu, the Chinese e-shopping giant, is facing new regulatory challenges in Vietnam, as authorities suspended its operations on Dec. 5 due to a missed registration deadline. The Vietnamese trade ministry said in a statement that Temu had submitted an application Lawmakers, Advisers Discuss How to Boost Weapons Production to Counter China
Lawmakers, arms industry executives, and policy analysts met on Capitol Hill on Dec. 5 to discuss the U.S. military’s model for acquiring new weapons systems in an era of growing competition with powerful nation-state actors. The House Select Committee on Former Defence Secretary Tapped to Review ‘Toxic’ Culture at Australian Submarine Agency
One of Australia’s most experienced former defence officials has been brought in to conduct an urgent review of the Australian Submarine Agency (ASA). The moves comes as the U.S. Navy asks Congress for approximately US$8.8 billion in emergency funding to