US Allies in Asia Concerned Trump Could Reduce Taiwan Support

The articles cover unrelated topics, including Black celebrity achievements, Indianapolis commentary and author reflections, international developments involving Taiwan, Equatorial Guinea, Kim Kardashian and China’s space policy, and several South African legal, labor, public-safety and refugee issues. In the United States, the Cleveland Browns are focused on correcting major problems from their Week 1 loss to the Jacksonville Jaguars before facing the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. South African coverage highlights Thoshan Panday’s bid to dismiss a case tied to alleged 2010 World Cup accommodation irregularities, a waitress’s successful labor-law challenge, femicide and serial-killer investigations, public-sector pay and the uncertain fate of more than 200 relocated Durban refugees. International reports say U.S. allies in Asia are concerned that current President Donald Trump could reduce support for Taiwan, while China is opposing potential U.S. weapons deployments in space.