Boeing names Mandarin-speaking, ex-White House advisor as its new China president
Boeing has been caught in the crosshairs of U.S.-China tensions and increasingly been treated as a bargaining chip in the long-running negotiations.
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Vance brands Israel’s parliament vote on West Bank annexation ‘an insult’
Mr Vance’s scathing remark came as his visit to the country wrapped up and Marc Rubio announced he would now travel to Israel.
Russian Hackers Pivot Fast With New “ROBOT” Malware Chain
Russian hackers launched a new “ROBOT” malware chain after LOSTKEYS was exposed.
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Maduro boasts he has 5,000 missiles ready for WAR as Trump threatens strikes inside Venezuela after latest boat blitz
NICOLAS Maduro claims he has 5,000 anti-aircraft missiles in “key air defence positions” amid growing tensions with Donald Trump. The inflammatory statement comes as a bold response to the United States’ continued military deployment in the Caribbean. …
Tor Olav Troim’s Bruton boosts big-shot investor list as it closes newbuilding deal
Andes Shipping II has two tankers on order in China
Europe’s space merger blasts off: Airbus, Leonardo, Thales sign ‘pivotal milestone’ pact
Stakes in the joint entity, planned to be operational from 2027 once regulatory approval is secured, are split with Airbus retaining a majority of 35 percent, while Leonardo and Thales will each be allocated 32.5 percent stakes.
South Korean ambassador performs with Iranian vocalist at joint art exhibition
South Korea’s ambassador to Iran, Kim Junpyo, joined renowned Iranian vocalist and music instructor Fazel Jamshidi in a live performance during a joint Korean-Iranian calligraphy exhibition held on Wednesday in Tehran.
China Tightens Global Grip On Defence Supply Chains Through Rare Earth Export Curbs
China has intensified its control over the global supply of rare earth elements — vital inputs for defence, aerospace, and advanced manufacturing — through the extension of export restrictions. The move underscores how deeply the world’s industrial and military complexes rely on Chinese-sourced critical minerals.Experts warn that the tightening curbs pose a serious risk to global defence
European Union agrees on new sanctions against Russia
The measures target Russia’s shadow oil fleet and LNG imports.