Taiwanese authorities said they had detained a cargo ship crewed by Chinese nationals, which investigators believe may have severed an undersea communications cable near the
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Japan to pay self-employed SDF reserves for lost wages
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Pentagon needs GM, Ford to make weapons, deputy nominee says
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