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Alibaba's DeepSeek announces its next-generation model will train and run exclusively on Huawei Ascend 950PR processors, eliminating dependence on NVIDIA hardware.
A Japanese LNG tanker and a French container ship transited the Strait of Hormuz on Friday, the first commercial vessels to cross since Iran sealed the waterway five weeks ago.
Human Rights Watch documents a pattern of lethal US military force against vessels in the Caribbean that it says violates international law, with minimal coverage outside Latin American media.
An Iranian drone damaged one of Kuwait's main desalination facilities, exposing how 40 million Gulf residents depend on infrastructure now within range of the conflict.
Energy prices, tariffs and a stalling labour market are converging on the US economy in a pattern last seen in the 1970s, according to KPMG and OECD analyses.
Three tropical cyclones are developing simultaneously in the western Pacific, a formation pattern that climate scientists say could trigger a super El Niño event reshaping global weather into 2027.
Governments across Asia are imposing emergency energy conservation measures as the Hormuz blockade pushes oil past $141 per barrel.
Spot oil prices reached their highest level since 2008 as KPMG and the OECD warned that the energy shock could trigger simultaneous inflation and economic contraction.
Domestic Chinese chip companies captured 41% of the AI server market as the US House introduced legislation to ban chipmaking equipment sales entirely.
A new US bill would ban all AI chipmaking equipment exports to China. Meanwhile, Chinese domestic chip makers captured 41% of the AI server market — and Samsung posted record profits from AI memory demand.
The UN's economic body for the Arab world warned that five million additional people face food insecurity as the Iran war pushes regional food prices up 20% in five weeks.
Republicans are exploring ACA subsidy cuts and Medicaid restructuring to fund the Iran war supplemental, as polling shows 58% of voters oppose the spending.
