China Advances Framework to Build Space-Based Computing Infrastructure
China establishes dual committees and policy initiatives to accelerate space computing technologies, aiming to integrate satellite constellations with terrestrial systems.
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Saab Unveils Twin-Seat Gripen F Amid Global Trend in Advanced Fighter Jets
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.
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Taiwan’s President Calls on China to Acknowledge Tiananmen Square Massacre After 37 Years
On the anniversary of the Tiananmen Square tragedy, Taiwan’s President urges China to recognize the event, promote reconciliation, and embrace democratic values.
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China imposes travel bans on New Zealand MPs following Taiwan visit
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.
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Israel and Lebanon agree on ceasefire amid tentative Iran negotiations
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.
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China’s dominance in critical supply chains now central to US diplomacy, says Rubio
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio highlighted that competition with China over critical minerals, pharmaceuticals, and technology increasingly drives American diplomatic efforts worldwide.
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Five Eyes Alliance Issues Rare Joint Alert on Expanding Chinese Espionage Threat
The United States and its Five Eyes partners have jointly warned of an unprecedented surge in Chinese espionage targeting critical sectors across allied nations.
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Israel’s Defense Exports Reach Record High Amid Global Boycotts and War
Despite ongoing conflict and international restrictions, Israel’s defense exports surged to a record $19.2 billion in 2025, sharply contrasting with Russia’s declining arms sales.
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Canada Seeks 16-Year Renewal of USMCA Amid Trade Negotiations and Political Tensions
Canada has formally requested that the United States and Mexico extend the USMCA trade agreement for 16 years, ahead of a scheduled July review amid ongoing political and trade disputes.
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Africa’s Growing Leverage in China Trade Amid Shifting Economic Ties
African nations increasingly wield influence as key suppliers of critical minerals to China while facing declining Chinese loans and rising debt pressures on public finances.
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Portfolio of Three Bridgeport East Side Apartment Buildings Hits the Market
A package of three apartment buildings on Bridgeport’s East Side, totaling 27 units and over 23,000 square feet, is now available for sale through Horvath & Tremblay.
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El Paso Officials Say City Cannot Unilaterally Cancel Meta Data Center Tax Break Deal
El Paso city leaders confirm that legally binding agreements prevent the city from canceling tax incentives granted to Meta’s data center amid growing public opposition.