Guy Taylor
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Special Section: No end in sight: One year into Vladimir Putin’s war in Ukraine
To mark the anniversary of the day Russian forces first poured into Ukraine on Feb. 24, 2022, Washington Times correspondents Guy Taylor and Ben Wolfgang analyze the state of the war and go inside the mindset of Russian President Vladimir Putin, who is pumping more troops and equipment into the war while attempting to break Ukraine’s morale with increased attacks on civil targets. → Read More
Taiwan pushing for greater international coordination to counter China’s aggression
Taiwan’s top diplomat in Washington said Taipei is in talks with the Biden administration on a variety of ways to counter Chinese “coercion,” but for now the island democracy is not calling publicly for more U.S. sanctions to counter Beijing’s increased aggression. → Read More
China, North Korea will ‘continuously test’ resolve of U.S.-South Korea alliance, ex-commander warns
North Korea and China will “continuously test the resolve” of the U.S.-South Korea alliance, according to the former commander of U.S. forces in the Pacific, who described the 69-year-old partnership in remarks over the weekend as the “textbook” example of the vital role long-standing alliances play in maintaining America’s strength as a global power. → Read More
Russian, Ukrainian delegations to talk Tuesday as more U.S. troops head to Europe
Violent gun and artillery battles raged anew across several parts of Ukraine Monday, as Russian and Ukrainian delegations prepared to meet in Turkey for their first attempt at cease-fire talks in more than two weeks and the Biden administration announced yet another boost in military support for Kyiv and NATO nations on the front lines of the clash with the Kremlin. → Read More
Biden, Xi expected to hold virtual summit Monday: report
President Biden and Chinese President Xi Jinping will participate in an online meeting with other regional leaders Saturday and then plan to hold a virtual U.S.-China summit early next week. → Read More
Antony Blinken warns Russia over troop build-up, regional aggression
The Biden administration said Wednesday it fears Russian forces may be on the verge of entering Ukraine to "rehash" the chaos that resulted in Moscow's annexation of Crimea in 2014, warning the Kremlin that the U.S. and its allies are committed to helping Ukraine defend itself. → Read More
China upholding Iranian regime with oil purchases
Chinese purchases of Iranian oil have steadily increased since President Biden arrived in office, with Beijing’s blatant flouting of U.S. sanctions on the Islamic republic providing an economic lifeline to hardliners in Tehran. → Read More
Sali Berisha gets Antony Blinken defamation lawsuit accepted in Paris court
Former Albanian Prime Minister Sali Berisha said that a Paris judge has accepted his defamation lawsuit against Secretary of State Antony Blinken. → Read More
Chinese, Russian leaders snub U.N. climate summit
The president of China, by far the world's biggest greenhouse gas emitter, isn't going. Russian President Vladimir Putin, whose economy would collapse if the world stops buying and burning Russia's fossil fuels, also won't be there. Their absence, coupled with weak or vague climate action plans put forward by other major polluters such as India, Brazil and Mexico, is already hanging like smog… → Read More
U.N. ‘not doing its job’ on N. Korea sanctions, U.S. ambassador says
The Biden administration responded to North Korea’s test of a submarine-launched ballistic missile this week by lamenting that the United Nations is “not doing its job” of implementing and enforcing Security Council sanctions that were leveled years ago against Pyongyang. → Read More
China wipes Celtics games from internet after Kanter calls Xi Jinping a ‘dictator’
China's government stripped Boston Celtics games from the internet in the country on Thursday, after outspoken Celtics player Enes Kanter called Chinese President Xi Jinping a "brutal dictator" and criticized Beijing's autocratic policies in Tibet. → Read More
Pence calls on Biden to show ‘strength’ on North Korea and China
Former Vice President Mike Pence on Saturday said the Biden administration should apply ‘maximum pressure’ on North Korea but keep open the possibility of talks with its leader Kim Jong Un, replicating the approach President Trump used to engage the dictator. → Read More
Biden admin says Iran stalling nuclear talks: ‘Not going to beg’ for deal
President Biden's point man on Iran policy said Wednesday that the administration has spent more than six months telling Iran that Washington is prepared to remove sanctions former President Trump imposed on Tehran when he pulled the U.S. out of the Obama-era nuclear deal, as long as the Iranians agree to return to the agreement that curbs their suspect nuclear programs. → Read More
‘Pretty alarming’: Biden administration ignored Pentagon concerns with Chinese drone purchase
The Biden administration ignored an explicit warning from the Pentagon about "cybersecurity concerns" tied to Chinese-made drones and drone parts, proceeding with the purchase of just such materials from a top Chinese company the Trump administration had previously blacklisted for national security reasons. → Read More
‘Must be fulfilled’: Xi Jinping calls for Taiwan annexation as tensions rise
Chinese President Xi Jinping, whose military has been engaging in unprecedented provocations against Taiwan recently, said over the weekend that China’s goal of absorbing the tiny island democracy “must be fulfilled” — an assertion that has triggered swift pushback from Taiwan’s leaders. → Read More
Taiwan says it will bolster defenses in response to China’s bullying
Taiwanese President Tsai Ing-wen vowed Sunday to fight any attempt by China to annex or militarily absorb Taiwan. → Read More
Iran smuggling high-tech drones to militant allies, opposition group says
Iran’s theocratic regime has ramped up its drone manufacturing operation in recent years and is now smuggling an increasingly sophisticated slate of the weaponized remote control aircraft to allied militant groups around the Middle East, according to intelligence gathered by a leading Iranian dissident group. → Read More
Pyongyang ‘disappointed’ with Biden, former CIA North Korea chief says
The former top U.S. intelligence official on North Korea says Kim Jong Un's regime is "disappointed" with Biden administration policy so far, saying Pyongyang likely hoped the new U.S. administration would have delivered a "concrete roadmap" for re-starting stalled nuclear talks by now. → Read More
Blinken and Kerry headed to France in wake of Aussie sub deal friction
Secretary of State Antony Blinken will aim to ease the U.S.-France diplomatic rift with a trip to Paris next week, amid ongoing French outrage over President Biden’s recent inking of a nuclear-powered submarine deal with Australia that undercut a previous $65 billion deal Canberra had signed with France. → Read More
Kim Jong Un lashes out, accuses Biden admin of petty trick’ and deception
Kim Jong Un lashes out, accuses Biden admin of petty trick' and deception - Washington Times → Read More