Pacific nations are rethinking the deep-sea mining of their vast undersea mineral deposits, with some favouring environmental safeguards and others turning to Beijing. It comes as the Trump administration is seeking to bypass U.N. regulations to accelerate Pacific Nations Split on Deep-Sea Mining as US Pushes to Curb China’s Critical Minerals Dominance
Pacific nations are rethinking the deep-sea mining of their vast undersea mineral deposits, with some favouring environmental safeguards and others turning to Beijing. It comes as the Trump administration is seeking to bypass U.N. regulations to accelerate 
President Donald Trump said on Monday that he would allow 600,000 Chinese students to study at American colleges. We take a closer look. Trump is warning China that the United States holds “incredible cards,” as Washington continues its battle with Beijing
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TAIPEI, Taiwan—A Japanese national was recently deported after saying “Taiwan belongs to China” and holding a communist China flag in a social media video filmed at one of the island’s famous tourist sites, Taiwan’s National Immigration Agency (NIA)