The administration of U.S. President Donald Trump intends to significantly increase funding for programs aimed at countering China’s global influence. According to a report by “Glavkom,” citing the Associated Press,
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On Tuesday, oil prices rose, but the increase was limited as traders sought to factor in not only the easing of tensions in the region but also rising supply and
In July, China and Russia will hold joint naval exercises called "Maritime Interaction-2026" in the Yellow Sea. Afterward, warships from both countries will set out to conduct joint patrols in
On June 29, Belarusian leader Alexander Lukashenko made an unexpected visit to China, where he met with Chinese President Xi Jinping. This meeting took place against the backdrop of growing
How does the “artificial sun” work? In traditional nuclear power plants, atomic nuclei are split, whereas in a fusion reactor, known as a tokamak, the opposite process occurs—the fusion of
The complex relationship between the U.S. and China has taken a new turn: both countries have taken reciprocal actions regarding journalists. The United States revoked the visa of a Chinese
The Humanoids Summit Tokyo 2026, an international summit on humanoid robots, was held in the Japanese capital, where leading engineers presented their latest developments. Although the event was attended by
Chinese scientists from Xi'an University, in collaboration with military engineers, have developed an innovative system capable of keeping drones airborne for extended periods. The system uses microwave radiation directed at
The conflict with Iran has depleted the United States’ arsenal, prompting Washington to actively seek out tungsten—a metal essential for the production of bombs, missiles, and other weapons. Currently, China
France continues to engage in active dialogue with China, seeking to encourage it to influence Russia to end the war against Ukraine. This was reported by Pascal Confavre, a representative
This week, the Chinese company GigaAI unveiled the country’s first universal household robot, the SeeLight S1, which has a humanoid form. According to the South China Morning Post, a hundred
The United States has expressed dissatisfaction with the decision by Taiwan’s opposition-controlled legislature to approve additional military spending at a lower level than Washington deemed necessary. Reuters reported this, citing
Taiwan’s defense budget, approved by parliament, turned out to be significantly smaller than the United States had hoped, prompting an official expression of disappointment from Washington. According to Glavkom, citing
During a phone call with U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio, Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi emphasized the importance of Washington making the "right choice" regarding Taiwan. This was reported