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Taiwan is planning to invest up to $4.4 billion in the Alaska LNG project. President Donald Trump A new report raises security concerns over undersea cables in Greenland, where the United States maintains a key space base.

Record-breaking joint U.S.–Japan military exercises begin today, featuring Japan’s new long-range missiles and advanced U.S. weapons systems deployed only miles away from Taiwan.

Secretary of State Marco Rubio is working to deepen ties with Central Asia as Washington seeks greater access to the region’s rare earth mineral supplies.

Meanwhile, the United States is directing federal civilian agencies to remove DeepSeek technology from their IT systems. The Department of Homeland Security warns that sensitive data could be transferred to Beijing.

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01:01 U.S. Concerns as Risks Arise Over Greenland's Undersea Cables
02:13 U.S., Japan Launch Record Drills, Test Island Defense
03:18 Rubio Meets Central Asian Officials in Uzbekistan
04:49 U.S. Bans China’s DeepSeek From Gov’t I.T. Systems
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