US Tech Leaders Urge Congress to Invest in AI Revolution
US tech executives testify before Congress, highlighting AI’s transformative potential and urging investment to drive innovation and global competitiveness.
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China’s First Airborne Glacier Survey Takes Flight in Xizang
China has launched its first airborne survey of marine glaciers in the Xizang Autonomous Region, combining satellite, aerial, and ground methods to study melting patterns and climate impacts.
Europe Honors 80th Anniversary of WWII’s End, Calls for Peace and Unity
European nations commemorate 80 years since WWII’s end with ceremonies emphasizing peace and unity.
Denmark Summons U.S. Envoy Amid Greenland Espionage Claims
Denmark has summoned the U.S. acting ambassador over reports of increased American spying in Greenland, expressing serious concern over the alleged espionage activities.
Chinese Scientists Create Detailed 1 km Ocean Model to Boost Climate Predictions
Chinese scientists have developed a high-resolution global ocean model with 1 km detail to improve climate predictions, aiding in understanding extreme weather events.
UK-U.S. Tariff Deal Sparks Mixed Reactions Across British Politics
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UN Hopes China-U.S. Talks in Switzerland Will Normalize Trade Ties
UN hopes that upcoming China-U.S. talks in Switzerland will help normalize trade ties between the two nations, easing tensions and benefiting the global economy.
Asia News Roundup: Singapore’s Election Victory, Japan’s Trash Bin Woes, and More
Catch up on Asia’s latest: Singapore’s ruling party wins big in elections, tourists in Japan struggle with a lack of trash bins, Malaysia plans a new rail link to Thailand, and Myanmar extends a ceasefire.
China and Russia Urge Nuclear Powers to Drop Cold War Mindset
China and Russia have jointly called on nuclear-weapon states to abandon Cold War mindsets and zero-sum games, emphasizing the need for global strategic stability and constructive relationships among major countries.
US Announces Major Overhaul of Air Traffic Control Amid Safety Concerns
The U.S. government has unveiled plans to overhaul its aging air traffic control system amid growing safety concerns and staffing shortages.