Preparations for potential conflicts intensify. The United States is revamping airfields from the World War II era to counter China.
We also have details on what countries from Japan to Australia are doing to bolster their own defenses.
Top U.S. adversaries—Russia, China, and Iran—are meeting for this year’s BRICS summit, just two weeks before America elects its next president.
New rules are out to ban certain U.S. investments from fueling Chinese AI development. The move is driven by an executive order by President Joe Biden.
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