China Restricts Tech Exports to U.S. Defense Firms in Retaliation to Sanctions
China has responded to U.S. sanctions targeting its technology giants by imposing export controls on key tech products to American defense contractors.
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India and China Show Tentative Signs of Rapprochement at BRICS Security Meeting
India and China signaled cautious progress toward easing tensions during a BRICS security meeting in New Delhi, with dialogue and border patrol talks continuing amid lingering disputes.
Defense & Security
India and China Assess Steady Progress Toward Restoring Bilateral Relations
National Security Advisors of India and China met during the BRICS summit to evaluate recent developments and ongoing efforts toward normalizing ties between the two nations.
Markets & Macro
Inflation Pressures Intensify Across US Economy Beyond Energy Costs
Recent data reveal inflation spreading beyond gasoline, with rising costs in housing, utilities, and services fueling deeper concerns about sustained price increases in the broader economy.
Big Tech
Viral Jeff Bezos Quote on AI and Water Is Fabricated, Here's What He Actually Said
A widely shared quote claiming Jeff Bezos prioritized AI’s water needs over people is false; his real statements put AI’s resource use into broader context.
Markets & Macro
Alan Greenspan, Influential Fed Chair Through Booms and Crises, Dies at 100
Alan Greenspan, whose nearly two-decade leadership of the Federal Reserve shaped U.S. economic policy amid prosperity and turbulence, died at the age of 100.
Crypto & Fintech
Vitalik Buterin Reveals AI Experiment Unmasking Ethereum’s Anonymous Writers
Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin disclosed his role in an AI de-anonymization study, revealing how AI can link pseudonymous Ethereum writings to their real authors.
Defense & Security
Philippines Strengthens Defence Partnership with Canada Amid South China Sea Disputes
The Philippines and Canada deepen defence cooperation to uphold international maritime law, counter regional tensions, and boost security in the Indo-Pacific.
Markets & Macro
Alan Greenspan, Architect of Modern Fed Policy, Dies at 100
Alan Greenspan, who shaped U.S. monetary policy for nearly two decades and navigated key economic crises, died at 100 from complications of Parkinson’s disease.
Markets & Macro
ECB Study Finds AI Has Yet to Significantly Affect U.S. Employment or Wages
Despite growing AI adoption, a recent European Central Bank study shows U.S. jobs and wages remain largely stable, with disruption limited to vulnerable junior roles.