Russia challenges U S power with Mediterranean naval buildup
AP Special Correspondent William L. Ryan reports Moscow increasing seapower in the Mediterranean as part of a broader push to project influence in the Middle East and challenge U S dominance. The piece links history from Napoleonic wars to postwar shifts, noting submarines, carriers, and the strategic stakes around Suez and access to warm-water ports.
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Taipei Formosa exports record tea volume last year
Formosa exported 21 500 metric tons of tea in the previous year the highest since the island began tea shipments 104 years ago. The prior peak was 13 166 metric tons in 1918 during Japanese occupation.
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