The United States and China agreed to extend their trade truce by two months, through January 10, as Xi Jinping arrived in Washington for talks with President Donald Trump focused on trade, artificial intelligence (AI), and the Middle East war.
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The United States and China agreed to extend their trade truce by two months, through January 10, as Xi Jinping arrived in Washington for talks with President Donald Trump focused on trade, artificial intelligence (AI), and the Middle East war.
Norway is accelerating plans to develop the Fen Complex, Europe’s largest known rare-earth deposit, which contains an estimated 15.9 million tons of rare-earth oxides. Known as “Fensfeltet” in Norwegian, the deposit is located about 93 miles southwest of Oslo.
Chinese authorities have intensified measures related to drone exports in recent months, with the actions extending to the detention of a number of officials and executives at major companies operating in the defense and drone sectors, according to a source close to one of the companies affected by the measures.
The UK announced on Wednesday that it will establish its first military space squadron dedicated to actively countering threats against Britain’s satellites, amid growing interest among various countries in military space capabilities.
U.S. President Donald Trump said on Tuesday that the government would rename artificial intelligence (AI) “super intelligence” in official documents, while rejecting international efforts to regulate the technology, arguing that global controls could constrain its development.
Diplomatic efforts at the UN are focusing on energy risks from major conflicts, with U.S.–Iran talks pushing oil prices lower as Washington simultaneously explores a Russia–Ukraine agreement to halt attacks on energy infrastructure.
World leaders opened the United Nations General Debate in New York on Tuesday with the U.S.–Iran war and widening tensions across the Middle East set to dominate diplomacy on the sidelines of the gathering.
President Lee Jae Myung urged Washington to prioritize freezing North Korea’s expanding nuclear and intercontinental ballistic missile capabilities rather than demanding immediate denuclearization.
Hungary declined to join Ukraine’s new Carpathian Eight initiative despite efforts to improve bilateral relations since Peter Magyar replaced Viktor Orban.
Britain and France are deepening their support for Saudi Arabia as Houthi advances in Yemen increase pressure on Riyadh and threaten shipping through the Red Sea. G7 countries called on Yemen’s Houthis on Tuesday to cease attacks on Saudi Arabia, as the Iran-backed rebels have amplified tensions in the Middle East.
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