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US Senator Urges Stronger Measures Against Chinese AI Models to Protect National Security
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US Senator Urges Stronger Measures Against Chinese AI Models to Protect National Security

A senior US senator called for a coordinated strategy to limit reliance on Chinese AI, warning of national security risks and urging tighter export controls and government restrictions.

US Expands Ban on Foreign-Made Robots and Power Equipment over National Security Concerns
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US Expands Ban on Foreign-Made Robots and Power Equipment over National Security Concerns

The FCC added foreign-made humanoid robots and power inverters to its restricted equipment list, citing surveillance and cybersecurity risks to US critical infrastructure.

GPU Prices Surge Sharply in China as GDDR6 and GDDR7 Memory Costs Soar
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GPU Prices Surge Sharply in China as GDDR6 and GDDR7 Memory Costs Soar

Graphics card prices from NVIDIA, AMD, and Intel have risen dramatically in China due to steep increases in GDDR6 and GDDR7 memory costs amid ongoing shortages and supply chain pressures.

US and Canada Face Shared Climate Challenges Amid Wildfire Smoke and Trade Tensions
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US and Canada Face Shared Climate Challenges Amid Wildfire Smoke and Trade Tensions

Wildfire smoke crossing from Canada into the US has sparked trade disputes, with leaders stressing shared climate responsibilities and cooperation over tariffs.

Uzbekistan and China Review Progress on China-Kyrgyzstan-Uzbekistan Railway Project
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Uzbekistan and China Review Progress on China-Kyrgyzstan-Uzbekistan Railway Project

Uzbekistan and China confirm timely progress on the China-Kyrgyzstan-Uzbekistan railway, emphasizing its role in enhancing regional transport and trade relations.

Kazakhstan Railways Secures $400M in Deals to Enhance China Partnership and Logistics
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Kazakhstan Railways Secures $400M in Deals to Enhance China Partnership and Logistics

Kazakhstan Railways signed comprehensive agreements worth $400 million with Chinese firms, focusing on infrastructure, logistics, shipbuilding, and digital transport management.

U.S. Confirms Limited Shipments of Nvidia’s H200 AI Chips to China Amid Export Controls
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U.S. Confirms Limited Shipments of Nvidia’s H200 AI Chips to China Amid Export Controls

A senior Commerce official revealed that a small number of Nvidia H200 AI processors have been shipped to China despite ongoing U.S. efforts to restrict advanced chip exports to Beijing.

Telegram’s t.me Domain Reinstated After Sanctions-Driven Suspension
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Telegram’s t.me Domain Reinstated After Sanctions-Driven Suspension

Telegram’s shortlink domain was briefly disabled due to sanctions enforcement, temporarily disrupting link access to channels and chats before being swiftly restored by its registrar.

UK-India Trade Deal Comes Into Force, Slashes Whisky Tariffs and Expands Market Access
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UK-India Trade Deal Comes Into Force, Slashes Whisky Tariffs and Expands Market Access

The UK-India trade agreement reduces whisky tariffs by half at launch, promises phased duty cuts across sectors, and aims to boost bilateral trade and GDP significantly.

EU Tariffs on Chinese-Made Electric Vehicles Impact Brands Unevenly Across Market
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EU Tariffs on Chinese-Made Electric Vehicles Impact Brands Unevenly Across Market

New analysis reveals EU tariffs affected Chinese EV makers differently, with some boosting sales despite fees while others faced setbacks and shifting market shares.

Bipartisan Senate Revises Russia Sanctions Bill with Targeted Tariffs and Waiver
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Bipartisan Senate Revises Russia Sanctions Bill with Targeted Tariffs and Waiver

Senators introduce a streamlined Russia sanctions bill lowering tariff threats and adding exemptions to pressure Moscow, honoring Lindsey Graham’s legacy after his death.

DOJ’s Trade Fraud Task Force Exceeds $1 Billion in Recoveries and Charges in Under a Year
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DOJ’s Trade Fraud Task Force Exceeds $1 Billion in Recoveries and Charges in Under a Year

The Justice Department’s Trade Fraud Task Force has surpassed $1 billion in recoveries and charged losses since its launch, targeting tariff evasion and illegal imports.