China And Russia Deepen Strategic Partnership In Beijing Summit
Xi described China-Russia cooperation as a stabilizing force amid growing global instability and rising “unilateral hegemonic tendencies.”
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Trump To Attend G7 Summit In France Next Month
Trump plans to push discussions on linking U.S. aid to trade, expanding the use of American-developed AI tools and reducing China’s control over critical mineral supply chains
Why China Is Buying 200 Boeing Jets After Trump’s Meeting With Xi
Boeing order would mark the company’s biggest breakthrough in China in nearly a decade after years of trade friction and limited access to the Chinese aviation market
Russia's Grind, Iran's Clock
Russia is winning on maps and losing on math. Iran is running out of room.
Russia-China Talks: What Are Xi And Putin Discussing In Beijing
Chinese leader Xi Jinping is expected to discuss energy cooperation, the Ukraine war and the ongoing Iran conflict with Putin during the state visit.
How Is The Iran War Impacting Motor Oil Supplies
Industry executives said shortages of low-viscosity oils such as 0W-20, widely used in newer vehicles, could intensify by summer
Xi Warned US Not To Fall Into ‘Thucydides Trap.’ What’s That Mean?
What did that mean? It refers to a book and an article by the well-known political scientist Graham Allison.
WHO Warns Over Rapid Spread Of Ebola In Congo
WHO chief Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus said he was “deeply concerned” about the “scale and speed” of the epidemic
What Is Russia Seeking From Xi During The Beijing Visit
Trade between the two countries has surged since 2022, with China becoming a major buyer of Russian oil and gas.
How Is The Iran War Disrupting The AI Supply Chain
Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company, which manufactures chips for Nvidia, said higher prices for chemicals and industrial gases could hurt profitability
What Does Sweden’s New Defense Deal Mean For NATO
Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson said the deal would triple Sweden’s naval air defense capabilities and strengthen security in the Baltic Sea region.
U.S.-Cuba Tensions Escalate After New Sanctions
Cuban President Miguel Díaz-Canel described the sanctions as “immoral, illegal, and criminal” in a social media statement.
The Command Economy In Green Clothing: Britain’s Contracts For Difference And Their Nazi Predecessors
At the heart of the UK’s green industrial policy lies its “main mechanism for supporting low carbon electricity generation”: the Contract for Difference (CfD) scheme
Cuban President Rejects Claims Of Aggressive Drone Plans
According to CBS News, Díaz-Canel defended Cuba’s right to self-defense while rejecting accusations of aggressive military intentions.