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Four U.S., Japanese and British F-35 Aircraft Carriers Conduct Joint Show of Force Aimed at China
The navies of the United States, Japan and the United Kingdom have launched a high-profile demonstration of allied naval power in the Northern Philippine Sea, in what analysts have widely interpreted as a show of force aimed at China. The exercises under Operation Highmast have seen four aircraft carriers deployed, including a U.S. Navy Nimitz Class nuclear powered supercarrier and lighter Wasp Class carrier, as well as a Japanese Izumo Class carrier and British Queen Elizabeth Class carrier. All four carrier classes deploy the F-35 as their most capable fighters, although only the Nimitz Class ship can accommodate the more capable F-35C variant, with the three lighter ships accommodating the F-35B designed for short takeoffs and vertical landings which has far more constrained capabilities. The exercise represents the first of its kind involving carrier air wings from the three countries, and saw the Nimitz Class carrier also deploy large numbers of F-18E/F fighters, E/A-18G electronic attack jets and E-2 airborne warning and control systems.
U.S., Japanese and British Aircraft Carriers During Joint Exercises in the Northern Philippine Sea.
represents a significant show of force, the highly limited capabilities of the Wasp Class, Izumo Class and Queen Elizabeth Class ships means that the three vessels and their air wings collectively have a significantly lower combat potential that a single Nimitz Class supercarrier. Nimitz Class ships not only deploy more fighters, but also superior ones and much more advanced support systems. Aside from the U.S. Navy, such capable carriers are expected to be deployed only by China, which is set to commission its first supercarrier the 85,000 ton warship Fujian into service before the end of the year. The Fujian uses electromagnetic catapult launch systems which are significantly more modern and efficient than those on the Nimitz Class, and have been adopted on the U.S.
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The navies of the United States, Japan and the United Kingdom have launched a high-profile demonstration of allied naval power in the Northern Philippine Sea, in what analysts have widely interpreted as a show of force aimed at China. The exercises under Operation Highmast have seen four aircraft carriers deployed, including a U.S. Navy Nimitz Class nuclear powered supercarrier and lighter Wasp Class carrier, as well as a Japanese Izumo Class carrier and British Queen Elizabeth Class carrier. All four carrier classes deploy the F-35 as their most capable fighters, although only the Nimitz Class ship can accommodate the more capable F-35C variant, with the three lighter ships accommodating the F-35B designed for short takeoffs and vertical landings which has far more constrained capabilities. The exercise represents the first of its kind involving carrier air wings from the three countries, and saw the Nimitz Class carrier also deploy large numbers of F-18E/F fighters, E/A-18G electronic attack jets and E-2 airborne warning and control systems.
U.S., Japanese and British Aircraft Carriers During Joint Exercises in the Northern Philippine Sea.
represents a significant show of force, the highly limited capabilities of the Wasp Class, Izumo Class and Queen Elizabeth Class ships means that the three vessels and their air wings collectively have a significantly lower combat potential that a single Nimitz Class supercarrier. Nimitz Class ships not only deploy more fighters, but also superior ones and much more advanced support systems. Aside from the U.S. Navy, such capable carriers are expected to be deployed only by China, which is set to commission its first supercarrier the 85,000 ton warship Fujian into service before the end of the year. The Fujian uses electromagnetic catapult launch systems which are significantly more modern and efficient than those on the Nimitz Class, and have been adopted on the U.S.
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China warns Philippines over Taiwan remarks amid rising tensions
Beijing warns Manila to stop ‘playing with fire’ after Marcos signals potential Taiwan conflict involvement.
China has sharply criticised Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr after he suggested his country would be drawn into a potential conflict between China and the United States over Taiwan.
During a state visit to India this week, Marcos said the Philippines’ geographic proximity and the large Filipino community in Taiwan meant the country would be forced to get involved in the event of war
there is an all-out war, then we will be drawn into it,” Marcos told Indian broadcaster Firstpost. “There are many, many Filipino nationals in Taiwan and that would be immediately a humanitarian problem.”
In response, China’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs issued a strongly worded statement on Friday, warning Manila not to “play with fire” and urging it to uphold the one China principle.
“Geographical proximity and large overseas populations are not excuses for interfering in others’ internal affairs,” the statement read.
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Beijing warns Manila to stop ‘playing with fire’ after Marcos signals potential Taiwan conflict involvement.
China has sharply criticised Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr after he suggested his country would be drawn into a potential conflict between China and the United States over Taiwan.
During a state visit to India this week, Marcos said the Philippines’ geographic proximity and the large Filipino community in Taiwan meant the country would be forced to get involved in the event of war
there is an all-out war, then we will be drawn into it,” Marcos told Indian broadcaster Firstpost. “There are many, many Filipino nationals in Taiwan and that would be immediately a humanitarian problem.”
In response, China’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs issued a strongly worded statement on Friday, warning Manila not to “play with fire” and urging it to uphold the one China principle.
“Geographical proximity and large overseas populations are not excuses for interfering in others’ internal affairs,” the statement read.
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China’s cyber-abuse scandal: is the government unwilling to crack down on exploitation of women online?
Secretly filmed images of women are spreading online, yet the authorities seem more focused on censorship than punishing the perpetrators, critics say.
When Ming* found a hidden camera in her bedroom, she prayed for a reasonable explanation, wondering whether her boyfriend had placed it there to record memories of their “happy life” together. But hope quickly turned to horror. Ming’s boyfriend had been secretly taking sexually exploitative photos of not just Ming and her female friends, but also of other women in other locations, then using AI technology to generate pornographic images of them.
After Ming confronted him, he “begged for mercy” but became angry when she refused to forgive him, Ming reportedly told Chinese news outlet Jimu News.
Ming is just one of many women in China who have been covertly photographed or filmed – both in private and public spaces, including toilets – by voyeurs who have then circulated or sold the images online without consent. The sexually explicit pictures – often taken using pinhole cameras hidden in ordinary objects – are then shared online in massive groups.
The scandal has left China reeling and raised questions about the government’s ability – and willingness – to crack down on such behaviour.
One such group on Telegram, an encrypted messaging app, is named “MaskPark tree hole forum” and reportedly had more than 100,000 mostly male members.
“The MaskPark incident exposes the extreme vulnerability of Chinese women in digital spaces,” Li Maizi, a prominent Chinese feminist now based in New York, told the Guardian.
“What’s even more insidious and shocking is the prevalence of perpetrators known to the victims: partners, boyfriends, even fathers committing sexual violence against underage girls.”
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Secretly filmed images of women are spreading online, yet the authorities seem more focused on censorship than punishing the perpetrators, critics say.
When Ming* found a hidden camera in her bedroom, she prayed for a reasonable explanation, wondering whether her boyfriend had placed it there to record memories of their “happy life” together. But hope quickly turned to horror. Ming’s boyfriend had been secretly taking sexually exploitative photos of not just Ming and her female friends, but also of other women in other locations, then using AI technology to generate pornographic images of them.
After Ming confronted him, he “begged for mercy” but became angry when she refused to forgive him, Ming reportedly told Chinese news outlet Jimu News.
Ming is just one of many women in China who have been covertly photographed or filmed – both in private and public spaces, including toilets – by voyeurs who have then circulated or sold the images online without consent. The sexually explicit pictures – often taken using pinhole cameras hidden in ordinary objects – are then shared online in massive groups.
The scandal has left China reeling and raised questions about the government’s ability – and willingness – to crack down on such behaviour.
One such group on Telegram, an encrypted messaging app, is named “MaskPark tree hole forum” and reportedly had more than 100,000 mostly male members.
“The MaskPark incident exposes the extreme vulnerability of Chinese women in digital spaces,” Li Maizi, a prominent Chinese feminist now based in New York, told the Guardian.
“What’s even more insidious and shocking is the prevalence of perpetrators known to the victims: partners, boyfriends, even fathers committing sexual violence against underage girls.”
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*🚨 BREAKING: 🇨🇳🇺🇸 TRUMP SAYS WE’RE CLOSE TO A CHINA DEAL 🔥
BULLISH FOR MARKETS 🚀
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BULLISH FOR MARKETS 🚀
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#AmericaAIActionPlan $TRUMP $BNB #AmericaAIActionPlan $USDC #chaina Exporting American AI: The Commerce and State Departments will partner with industry to deliver secure, full-stack AI export packages – including hardware, models, software, applications, and standards – to America’s friends and allies around the world.
Promoting Rapid Buildout of Data Centers: Expediting and modernizing permits for data centers and semiconductor fabs, as well as creating new national initiatives to increase high-demand occupations like electricians and HVAC technicians.
Enabling Innovation and Adoption: Removing onerous Federal regulations that hinder AI development and deployment, and seek private sector input on rules to remove.
Upholding Free Speech in Frontier Models: Updating Federal procurement guidelines to ensure that the government only contracts with frontier large language model developers who ensure that their systems are objective and free from top-down ideological bias. h
Promoting Rapid Buildout of Data Centers: Expediting and modernizing permits for data centers and semiconductor fabs, as well as creating new national initiatives to increase high-demand occupations like electricians and HVAC technicians.
Enabling Innovation and Adoption: Removing onerous Federal regulations that hinder AI development and deployment, and seek private sector input on rules to remove.
Upholding Free Speech in Frontier Models: Updating Federal procurement guidelines to ensure that the government only contracts with frontier large language model developers who ensure that their systems are objective and free from top-down ideological bias. h
China's Bond Exodus: The Strategic Unloading of U.S. Treasuries and Its Global Ripple Effects
In a significant move that has captured the attention of global financial markets, China has been systematically reducing its holdings of U.S. Treasury bonds. This trend, observed over several months, reflects a strategic shift in China's foreign exchange reserve management and has potential implications for global economic stability.
### 📉 **China's Reduction in U.S. Treasury Holdings**
As of December 2024, China's holdings of U.S. Treasury bonds declined to $759 billion, marking the ninth month of reductions within the year This level is the lowest since February 2009, indicating a significant shift in China's investment strategy .
In the first quarter of 2024 alone, China offloaded a record-breaking $53.3 billion in U.S. Treasuries and agency bonds, signaling a decisive move towards diversifying its foreign exchange reserves
### 🧭 **Strategic Motivations Behind the Sell-Off**
Several factors contribute to China's decision to reduce its U.S. Treasury holdings:
- **Reserve Diversification** China is actively diversifying its foreign exchange reserves, increasing investments in assets like gold and other commodities to mitigate risks associated with over-reliance on U.S. dollar-denominated assets .
- **Geopolitical Considerations** The move is also seen as a response to escalating geopolitical tensions and economic sanctions, prompting China to reassess its exposure to U.S. financial instruments.
### 🌐 **Global Market Implications*
China's reduction in U.S. Treasury holdings has several potential impacts on global markes:
- **Increased Market Volatility*: The sell-off contributes to fluctuations in bond markets, influencing interest rates and investor confidene.
- **Shift in Investment Strategies*: Other nations may follow suit, reevaluating their investment portfolios to reduce dependency on U.S. asses.
- **Impact on U.S. Fiscal Policy*: A decrease in foreign investment in U.S. Treasuries could affect the country's borrowing costs and fiscal strategis.
### 🔍 **Conclusio**
China's strategic reduction in U.S. Treasury holdings underscores a broader shift in global financial dynais.As nations reassess their investment strategies amid geopolitical uncertainties, the ripple effects on global markets warrant close observaion.
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### 📉 **China's Reduction in U.S. Treasury Holdings**
As of December 2024, China's holdings of U.S. Treasury bonds declined to $759 billion, marking the ninth month of reductions within the year This level is the lowest since February 2009, indicating a significant shift in China's investment strategy .
In the first quarter of 2024 alone, China offloaded a record-breaking $53.3 billion in U.S. Treasuries and agency bonds, signaling a decisive move towards diversifying its foreign exchange reserves
### 🧭 **Strategic Motivations Behind the Sell-Off**
Several factors contribute to China's decision to reduce its U.S. Treasury holdings:
- **Reserve Diversification** China is actively diversifying its foreign exchange reserves, increasing investments in assets like gold and other commodities to mitigate risks associated with over-reliance on U.S. dollar-denominated assets .
- **Geopolitical Considerations** The move is also seen as a response to escalating geopolitical tensions and economic sanctions, prompting China to reassess its exposure to U.S. financial instruments.
### 🌐 **Global Market Implications*
China's reduction in U.S. Treasury holdings has several potential impacts on global markes:
- **Increased Market Volatility*: The sell-off contributes to fluctuations in bond markets, influencing interest rates and investor confidene.
- **Shift in Investment Strategies*: Other nations may follow suit, reevaluating their investment portfolios to reduce dependency on U.S. asses.
- **Impact on U.S. Fiscal Policy*: A decrease in foreign investment in U.S. Treasuries could affect the country's borrowing costs and fiscal strategis.
### 🔍 **Conclusio**
China's strategic reduction in U.S. Treasury holdings underscores a broader shift in global financial dynais.As nations reassess their investment strategies amid geopolitical uncertainties, the ripple effects on global markets warrant close observaion.
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🚨 BREAKING: China Bans All Crypto Ownership 🇨🇳
Crypto is now 100% illegal in China — individuals and institutions cannot hold any crypto assets.
💣 Why?
China is going all-in on its Digital Yuan (e-CNY) — and this is a move to kill off decentralized competition.
📉 Markets reacted fast:
Bitcoin, Ethereum, and altcoins dropped sharply.
🇺🇸 Meanwhile, the U.S. is exploring crypto as a freedom tech — a direct contrast to China’s digital control.
This is no longer just finance —
👉 It’s freedom vs. control.
👉 It’s the future of money.
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🚨 BREAKING: China Bans All Crypto Ownership 🇨🇳
Crypto is now 100% illegal in China — individuals and institutions cannot hold any crypto assets.
💣 Why?
China is going all-in on its Digital Yuan (e-CNY) — and this is a move to kill off decentralized competition.
📉 Markets reacted fast:
Bitcoin, Ethereum, and altcoins dropped sharply.
🇺🇸 Meanwhile, the U.S. is exploring crypto as a freedom tech — a direct contrast to China’s digital control.
This is no longer just finance —
👉 It’s freedom vs. control.
👉 It’s the future of money.
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China achieves first-ever laser measurement of Earth-Moon distance
China has made a significant advancement in deep-space exploration with its successful satellite laser ranging at the Earth-Moon distance. The achievement, announced by the Chinese Academy of Sciences (CAS), marks the first-ever precise laser measurement of a satellite, DRO-A, located approximately 350,000 kilometers away. This measurement was made possible by a unique single-corner-cube reflector onboard the satellite and a ground-based 1.2-meter telescope system.
This breakthrough places China among a select few nations capable of performing high-precision lunar-distance measurements. Experts believe such accuracy is essential for future lunar missions and deep-space navigation. Zhang Wei, the chief engineer of the project, emphasized that the success of this laser ranging lays the foundation for centimeter-level precision in lunar and deep-space measurements.
The satellite’s reflector, developed by the Shanghai Astronomical Observatory, overcame several challenges, including precise angular control and maintaining thermal stability in extreme space conditions. Additionally, the Yunnan Astronomical Observatory played a critical role in optimizing the ground system to detect extremely weak signals and make fine adjustments to the telescope, ensuring successful measurement.
This achievement, led by the Innovation Academy for Microsatellites and other CAS institutes, demonstrates China’s growing capabilities in space technology. Future plans aim to expand participation in ground station operations and refine reflector designs, further solidifying China’s leadership in Earth-Moon exploration.
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China has made a significant advancement in deep-space exploration with its successful satellite laser ranging at the Earth-Moon distance. The achievement, announced by the Chinese Academy of Sciences (CAS), marks the first-ever precise laser measurement of a satellite, DRO-A, located approximately 350,000 kilometers away. This measurement was made possible by a unique single-corner-cube reflector onboard the satellite and a ground-based 1.2-meter telescope system.
This breakthrough places China among a select few nations capable of performing high-precision lunar-distance measurements. Experts believe such accuracy is essential for future lunar missions and deep-space navigation. Zhang Wei, the chief engineer of the project, emphasized that the success of this laser ranging lays the foundation for centimeter-level precision in lunar and deep-space measurements.
The satellite’s reflector, developed by the Shanghai Astronomical Observatory, overcame several challenges, including precise angular control and maintaining thermal stability in extreme space conditions. Additionally, the Yunnan Astronomical Observatory played a critical role in optimizing the ground system to detect extremely weak signals and make fine adjustments to the telescope, ensuring successful measurement.
This achievement, led by the Innovation Academy for Microsatellites and other CAS institutes, demonstrates China’s growing capabilities in space technology. Future plans aim to expand participation in ground station operations and refine reflector designs, further solidifying China’s leadership in Earth-Moon exploration.
#Chaina #Science
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🚨WARNING: False reports are circulating claiming that China has issued a new ban on cryptocurrency.
China has not made any recent announcements regarding crypto regulations. China banned Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies back in 2021, and that policy remains unchanged.
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China has not made any recent announcements regarding crypto regulations. China banned Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies back in 2021, and that policy remains unchanged.
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#CryptoNews #CryptoBan #chaina
*China Adopts Russia-Style Rerouting Tactics to Bypass U.S. Trade Pressure*
*China’s direct exports to the U.S. plunge, but total exports surge as trade flows shift through Southeast Asia and EU*
- In May 2025, Chinese exports to the U.S. dropped -43% YoY, a sharp $15 billion fall, amid rising geopolitical and tariff tensions.
- Surprisingly, China’s overall exports rose +4.8% YoY, as it ramped up shipments to non-U.S. markets.
- Exports routed via Vietnam surged +30%, totaling $3.4 billion in May alone — hinting at possible trade circumvention.
- China’s exports via Indonesia rose +25%, and shipments to ASEAN bloc and the EU grew +15% and +12% YoY respectively.
- The pattern resembles how Russia rerouted crude oil via India post-Ukraine war sanctions.
By refining or re-labelling products in a third country, the origin can be masked under trade rules. The phenomenon is known as *"country of origin masking" or "transshipment with transformation*
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*China’s direct exports to the U.S. plunge, but total exports surge as trade flows shift through Southeast Asia and EU*
- In May 2025, Chinese exports to the U.S. dropped -43% YoY, a sharp $15 billion fall, amid rising geopolitical and tariff tensions.
- Surprisingly, China’s overall exports rose +4.8% YoY, as it ramped up shipments to non-U.S. markets.
- Exports routed via Vietnam surged +30%, totaling $3.4 billion in May alone — hinting at possible trade circumvention.
- China’s exports via Indonesia rose +25%, and shipments to ASEAN bloc and the EU grew +15% and +12% YoY respectively.
- The pattern resembles how Russia rerouted crude oil via India post-Ukraine war sanctions.
By refining or re-labelling products in a third country, the origin can be masked under trade rules. The phenomenon is known as *"country of origin masking" or "transshipment with transformation*
#chaina #USTrade
China Eyes AI Leadership, Takes Aim at U.S. Crypto Dominance
Beijing is pushing for a global AI cooperation framework to foster inclusive innovation—signaling bold ambitions to close the tech gap and challenge America's stronghold in crypto and beyond.
Highlights; 💫
China looks to challenge the US dominance in AI, tech, and crypto.
Chinese Premier Li Qiang proposes creating a global AI coordination center.
While the US aims to lead the global crypto space, China is also following suit.
China is gearing up to challenge the United States’ dominance in the global crypto and tech landscape, with rapid advancements in artificial intelligence. Chinese Premier Li Qiang is calling for global cooperation on AI, suggesting a new organization to coordinate development and security efforts. This move is part of China’s pushback against U.S. attempts to limit its technological advancement.
China Challenges US AI, Crypto Dominance
According to a recent Bloomberg report, Chinese Premier Li Qiang has proposed creating a global AI coordination center to ensure inclusive development and prevent AI from being dominated by a few nations or entities. He stated, “We should enhance coordination and alignment to establish a widely accepted global governance framework for AI at an early date.”While Li hasn’t specified any countries, it’s evident that his comments are aimed at the U.S., given the growing tensions between China and the U.S. over tech development.
Rivalry With The U.S;
Interestingly, the U.S. and China are engaged in a heated competition to dominate the global crypto landscape. While the U.S. aims to establish itself as a crypto hub, China is rapidly advancing its blockchain and cryptocurrency ambitions.
The United States and China are currently among the top governments holding Bitcoin globally. Reportedly, the U.S. holds around 200,000 BTC while China boasts 194,000 BTC. On the heels of the U.S.’s strategic Bitcoin reserve plans, China was also showing interest in a similar move
Following the US-China trade war, China is pushing back against U.S. dominance in AI, seeking to prevent a monopoly that could stifle innovation and limit its technological advancements. While the U.S. is trying to maintain its lead in AI innovation through deregulation and expanded energy supplies for data centers, China is rapidly advancing its own AI capabilities, inspired by the success of DeepSeek. Li stated,
China clearly wants to stick to the multilateral approach while the U.S. wants to build its own camp, very much targeting the rise of China in the field of AI,” stated George Chen, partner at the Asia Group and co-chair of the digital practice. He added that as China expands its reach through the Belt and Road Initiative, it may attract numerous countries. Meanwhile, the U.S. is likely to rely on the support of its strategic partners, including Japan and Australia, to further its interests.
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Highlights; 💫
China looks to challenge the US dominance in AI, tech, and crypto.
Chinese Premier Li Qiang proposes creating a global AI coordination center.
While the US aims to lead the global crypto space, China is also following suit.
China is gearing up to challenge the United States’ dominance in the global crypto and tech landscape, with rapid advancements in artificial intelligence. Chinese Premier Li Qiang is calling for global cooperation on AI, suggesting a new organization to coordinate development and security efforts. This move is part of China’s pushback against U.S. attempts to limit its technological advancement.
China Challenges US AI, Crypto Dominance
According to a recent Bloomberg report, Chinese Premier Li Qiang has proposed creating a global AI coordination center to ensure inclusive development and prevent AI from being dominated by a few nations or entities. He stated, “We should enhance coordination and alignment to establish a widely accepted global governance framework for AI at an early date.”While Li hasn’t specified any countries, it’s evident that his comments are aimed at the U.S., given the growing tensions between China and the U.S. over tech development.
Rivalry With The U.S;
Interestingly, the U.S. and China are engaged in a heated competition to dominate the global crypto landscape. While the U.S. aims to establish itself as a crypto hub, China is rapidly advancing its blockchain and cryptocurrency ambitions.
The United States and China are currently among the top governments holding Bitcoin globally. Reportedly, the U.S. holds around 200,000 BTC while China boasts 194,000 BTC. On the heels of the U.S.’s strategic Bitcoin reserve plans, China was also showing interest in a similar move
Following the US-China trade war, China is pushing back against U.S. dominance in AI, seeking to prevent a monopoly that could stifle innovation and limit its technological advancements. While the U.S. is trying to maintain its lead in AI innovation through deregulation and expanded energy supplies for data centers, China is rapidly advancing its own AI capabilities, inspired by the success of DeepSeek. Li stated,
China clearly wants to stick to the multilateral approach while the U.S. wants to build its own camp, very much targeting the rise of China in the field of AI,” stated George Chen, partner at the Asia Group and co-chair of the digital practice. He added that as China expands its reach through the Belt and Road Initiative, it may attract numerous countries. Meanwhile, the U.S. is likely to rely on the support of its strategic partners, including Japan and Australia, to further its interests.
#CryptoScamSurge #AmericaAIActionPlan #CryptoClarityAct #chaina #usa
**BREAKING:** 🇺🇸🇨🇳 US and China to extend tariff pause by another 90 days.
Short Term Bullish for Market !!
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Short Term Bullish for Market !!
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