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A sharp exchange of threats and barbs: Tehran warns global tourist spots could become targets, the U.S. ramps up forces, and Donald Trump lashes out at NATO allies. Tensions ripple across the Gulf and beyond.
China has approved NEO, a coin-sized brain implant that turns imagined hand movements into actions by a robotic glove. Regulators cleared it after 18 months of testing, and a national plan aims to push China to the front of the brain-computer interface industry.
The Trump team has not given up on talks with Russia. The main reason: they see peeling Moscow away from Beijing as a way to blunt China’s long-term power.
At Beijing’s big annual meetings many senior PLA officers were missing. Xi Jinping’s long-running anti-corruption drive has widened to include top generals, operational commanders and Central Military Commission members, prompting questions about military management and Taiwan posture.
During a live CNN segment, the Beijing feed was cut with color bars just as reporters began explaining what triggers Chinese censorship. The U.S. feed stayed on air.
Iran says the Strait of Hormuz is open to some countries but closed to the United States and its allies. Here is a simple breakdown of which vessels Tehran has allowed through and which nations are asking for safe passage.
At 2.20 m and 18 years old, Zhang Ziyu needed just 12 minutes to make a statement in Wuhan: 12 points and near-rim gymnastics.
Three individuals have been arrested under the National Security Act in London, with reports linking one to a lawmaker and allegations of spying for China.
While Western debates often focus on A.I.'s potential dangers, China's approach is strikingly optimistic. What cultural and political factors shape this divergent view of technology's role in society?