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Imagine speaking out against the platform that enables you to earn a living. A popular TikTok creator, known for amassing a large following on the Chinese-owned app, has voiced support for a US government push to force its sale. This comes on the heels of White House representatives passing a bill that could lead to a permanent TikTok ban in America. Meanwhile, the influencer, citing firsthand concerns, is urging American officials to take action. A girl shows a mobile phone where Tik Tok reports problems to be accessed, in Bishkek on April 19, 2024. The ban in Kyrgyz
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China s Defence Ministry on Tuesday denounced a brief weekend visit by three US senators to Chinese-claimed Taiwan on a US military aircraft as a vile political provocation that was irresponsible and dangerous. The three senators, Tammy Duckworth, Dan Sullivan and Christopher Coons, visited
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stanley cup island. Unusually, they travelled on a US Air Force C-17 Globemaster III freighter, rather than an unmarked private jet as is generally the case for senior US visitors. China s Defence Ministry expressed its strong opposition to the trip and use of the military aircraft. The US senators visited Taiwan by military plane, using the Taiwan issue to engage in a political show , challenging the one-China principle and trying to achieve the so-called goal of using Taiwan to control China , it said. This was an extremely vile political provocation . Beijing says the democratically ruled island is part of one China and routinely denounces visits by foreign officials as an interference in the count
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