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Temporary access restored; who sets tomorrow's rules for the press?

A federal court ordered the White House to readmit CNN, MS NOW and Politico after Trump’s ban, even as pooled TV coverage remained halted during Xi’s visit.

Published: about 2 months ago

A federal judge temporarily ordered the White House to restore press access for CNN, MS NOW and Politico after President Trump’s ban, yet hours of ...

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UN podium tests irreconcilable claims: genocide or self-defense?

As many delegations exited, Netanyahu denounced critics and Iran while Abbas, denied a U.S. visa, issued a prerecorded appeal for Palestinian statehood.

Published: about 2 months ago

At the UN General Assembly, Israel’s Benjamin Netanyahu rejected Gaza genocide allegations as “the biggest lie of the century,” triggering mass wal...

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Agents race ahead as rulebooks splinter over who holds the brakes

During UN week, an EU‑ and middle‑power coalition pushed ‘human control,’ OpenAI urged a U.S.-led standards bloc, the UK promoted its safety institute, a UN‑backed panel flagged agent control failures, and consumer agents topped app charts.

Published: about 2 months ago

During UN General Assembly week, an EU and middlepowerbacked declaration to keep frontier AI under human control and a proposal for a new internati...

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Alibaba’s AI scale‑up tests where it can build—and who decides

The company touts China’s most powerful chip and new zones in Turkey, Finland, and the Netherlands en route to 20 gigawatts by 2032.

Published: about 2 months ago

Alibaba unveiled a new AI chip it calls China’s most powerful and a global data‑center push adding zones in Turkey, Finland, and the Netherlands on...

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Encouraging 'super intelligence' while rejecting new rules: what fills the gap?

In a UNGA address, Trump rebuffed international regulation, ordered U.S. documents to use 'super intelligence,' and previewed an AI Force and czar with DOJ oversight.

Published: about 2 months ago

At the UN General Assembly, President Trump rejected international regulation of AI, ordered U.S. agencies to adopt “super intelligence” as the off...

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In farewell, Guterres urges reform as veto shapes who follows

He warns of great-power fractures, presses Security Council reform, and departs with no clear successor as AI governance enters the Council's docket.

Published: about 2 months ago

In his final address to the General Assembly, António Guterres urged a turn back to “interdependence,” castigated a vetostalled Security Council, a...

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A rules-first farewell collides with combat imperatives and UN constraints

In his last UNGA speech, Macron backed the ICJ on Gaza, sought a moratorium on strikes against energy infrastructure in the Ukraine war, reaffirmed support for Kyiv, and proposed a collaborative, open‑source frontier‑AI model outside U.S.-China control.

Published: about 2 months ago

In his final UN General Assembly address, Emmanuel Macron urged a recommitment to multilateral rules over a “law of the jungle,” pairing support fo...

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Red carpet warmth collides with unresolved rivalry over tech and Taiwan

Xi’s first U.S. state visit in more than a decade opens talks on trade, AI, tariffs, and security issues including Taiwan and fentanyl precursors.

Published: about 2 months ago

Xi Jinping began a longawaited US state visit with an unusually personal tarmac welcome from President Donald Trump, opening talks on trade, AI, an...

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A UN handshake between oil pragmatism and sovereignty red lines

Held on the UNGA sidelines, the first Trump–Rodríguez encounter coincided with New York protests, a failed opposition return attempt, and an energy outreach meeting with the Dutch prime minister.

Published: about 2 months ago

U.S. President Donald Trump and acting Venezuelan President Delcy Rodríguez held their first inperson meeting on the UN sidelines to discuss cooper...

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Talks or messaging? US optimism meets Iran’s conditional Hormuz stance

Qatar facilitated a three-hour UNGA meeting as oil prices reacted and Gulf capitals pushed de‑escalation.

Published: about 2 months ago

On the UNGA sidelines, US envoys Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner held a threehour, Qatar‑mediated meeting with Iranian foreign minister Abbas Aragh...

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From Halamish to Jenin: security surge or collective punishment?

Following the Halamish killing, Israeli forces raided Biddu, arrested a wounded suspect at a Ramallah-area hospital, killed a Palestinian motorist near Jenin, and faced reports of settler assaults as officials touted a terrorism death penalty.

Published: about 2 months ago

An Israeli man was shot dead near the Halamish/Neveh Tzuf settlement, a wounded Palestinian suspect was arrested at a Ramallaharea hospital, and Is...

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Can middle powers set AI rules without superpower buy-in?

At the UN’s High-level Week, 20 governments endorsed keeping frontier AI under human direction and floated an international watchdog to set and enforce standards, even as several European heavyweights and both the U.S. and China withheld signatures.

Published: about 2 months ago

On the sidelines of the UN General Assembly, leaders from more than 20 countries and the European Commission president backed a declaration to keep...

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