Congressional leaders warn the White House about evidence suggesting China-backed groups are fueling opposition to data centers to hinder US leadership in artificial intelligence.
Democratic lawmakers criticize the Trump administration for firing the entire National Science Board, warning it threatens US scientific leadership amid growing competition with China.
Pinterest strengthens its decade-long collaboration with AWS by investing $4 billion in cloud services to power AI-driven visual search for over 600 million monthly users.
Armenia’s upcoming elections could deepen the country’s break from Russia, as Prime Minister Pashinyan pushes closer ties with the EU amid Russian threats over energy supplies.
A new study by the Canadian Climate Institute highlights that Alberta’s recent energy agreement with Ottawa offers minimal emissions reduction and may enable higher oil production.
A new study reveals that the recent Alberta-Ottawa carbon pricing agreement is unlikely to significantly lower Canada’s emissions due to lenient industrial limits and market inefficiencies.
China establishes dual committees and policy initiatives to accelerate space computing technologies, aiming to integrate satellite constellations with terrestrial systems.
Saab revealed the Gripen F, a two-seat fighter jet variant developed with Brazil, joining China, Russia, and South Korea in advancing twin-seat combat aircraft designs.
On the anniversary of the Tiananmen Square tragedy, Taiwan’s President urges China to recognize the event, promote reconciliation, and embrace democratic values.
China has barred four New Zealand parliamentarians from entering its territory for a year after their recent trip to Taiwan, marking a new diplomatic tension between the two countries.
Israel and Lebanon have agreed to implement a ceasefire contingent on Hezbollah’s withdrawal, a move that could advance discussions to end the broader U.S.-Iran conflict.
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio highlighted that competition with China over critical minerals, pharmaceuticals, and technology increasingly drives American diplomatic efforts worldwide.