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  • U.S. and Chinese leaders meeting with Taiwan highlighted as a geopolitical flashpoint tied to semiconductor supply chains

    Why Trump Advisers Now Fear a China Move on Taiwan Within Five Years

    6 months ago17 sources
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    Some Trump advisers reportedly concluded the May 14–15 Beijing summit raised the likelihood China could move militarily against Taiwan within five years, a scenario that could disrupt the semiconductor suppl...

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  • Illustration of military drones symbolizing tensions between Cuba and the United States

    Cuba–U.S. Drone Dispute: Intelligence Claims, Havana’s Denial, and the Sanctions Context

    6 months ago20 sources
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    A May 2026 intelligence based report said Cuba obtained more than 300 military drones from Russia and Iran and discussed possible strikes on U.S.

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  • Diplomatic tensions at the United Nations over security in the Strait of Hormuz and protection of commercial shipping

    India, China, and the UN Clash Over the Strait of Hormuz: What the Diplomatic Divide Means for Global Shipping

    6 months ago16 sources
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    China has opposed UN language that could authorize force to protect shipping in the Strait of Hormuz, while India has voiced concern about attacks but stayed neutral on the Security Council dispute—revealing...

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  • Global financial markets reacting to geopolitical tensions involving Iran and the Strait of Hormuz

    Markets on Edge: How Trump’s Iran Warning Moved Oil, Asian Stocks, Bonds, and Global Equities

    6 months ago14 sources
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    President Trump’s warning that Iran must reopen the Strait of Hormuz or face severe consequences triggered a risk‑off reaction: oil climbed above $111 per barrel, government bond prices fell (raising yields)...

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  • Editorial illustration representing safety scrutiny around the drug Tavneos and liver toxicity concerns

    Amgen’s Tavneos Faces Safety Scrutiny After Liver Injury Reports and Deaths in Japan

    6 months ago17 sources
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    Amgen’s Tavneos (avacopan), used for ANCA‑associated vasculitis, is under intense scrutiny after about 20 deaths linked to severe liver dysfunction were reported in Japan and the FDA proposed withdrawing U.S.

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  • Illustration representing Bitcoin supply concentration among long-term holders and tightening market liquidity

    Bitcoin Long-Term Holders Now Control 77% of Supply — What It Signals for Price and the Fed’s Next Move

    6 months ago18 sources
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    About 15.26 million BTC — roughly 77% of the circulating supply — is now held by long‑term investors, a level last seen in August 2025.

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  • Symbolic illustration representing EU institutions and LGBTQ equality policy debates around IDAHOBIT

    EU Marks IDAHOBIT With New Equality Strategy and Pressure to Ban Conversion Practices

    6 months ago20 sources
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    Around IDAHOBIT, EU institutions spotlighted LGBTIQ+ rights by advancing debate on banning conversion practices—backed by over 1.2 million citizen signatures—and promoting the EU’s new 2026–2030 LGBTIQ+ Equa...

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  • Illustration representing SDL adding native support for Valve’s new Steam Controller without needing the Steam client

    SDL Update Brings Native Steam Controller Support Without Requiring Steam

    6 months ago16 sources
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    A newly merged update to the SDL game framework adds native mapping for Valve’s 2026 Steam Controller so games using SDL can detect the controller without the Steam client running, though advanced features l...

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  • Conceptual illustration of a tokenized investment fund moving from traditional finance onto the Solana blockchain

    Amundi Brings Its Tokenized UCITS Fund SAFO to Solana

    6 months ago21 sources
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    Amundi and tokenization platform Spiko are expanding the Spiko Amundi Overnight Swap Fund (SAFO)—a regulated UCITS treasury fund—onto the Solana blockchain, allowing tokenized shares of the fund to move on a...

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  • Illustration representing EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas and the geopolitical tension between Europe, the United States, China, and Russia

    Kaja Kallas Warns That a Divided Europe Benefits the U.S., China, and Russia

    6 months ago21 sources
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    EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas says the United States, China, and Russia all gain from a divided Europe because fragmentation weakens the EU’s bargaining power; her warning comes amid EU‑US trade tensio...

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  • Illustration representing the Israeli airstrike in Gaza that targeted Hamas military leader Izz al-Din al-Haddad

    Netanyahu Says Israel Killed Hamas Military Chief Izz al‑Din al‑Haddad in Gaza Strike

    6 months ago20 sources
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    Israel says an airstrike in Gaza City killed Hamas military chief Izz al‑Din al‑Haddad, whom Benjamin Netanyahu described as a key architect of the October 7 attack.

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  • Illustration representing EU–Russia diplomatic tensions involving Kaja Kallas and potential negotiations

    Kremlin Says Kaja Kallas Shouldn’t Lead EU–Russia Talks as Europe Remains Split on Negotiations

    6 months ago16 sources
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    Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas should not lead negotiations with Moscow and would have a “difficult time” as a negotiator, highlighting tensions as the EU remains di...

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