
Trump calls AI oversight a ‘globalist scheme’ as Amodei and Altman head to the UN to ask for it
The clash comes days before Trump meets Xi Jinping in New York.
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The clash comes days before Trump meets Xi Jinping in New York.

Agreement with Mauritius over Diego Garcia unlikely to be revived unless president changes his mind, insiders believe The Chagos Islands deal is on hold for as long as Donald Trump objects to it, UK officials believe, with no immediate signs it can be adapted to suit the US president. After Trump savaged the three-way plan as “a terrible deal” during a meeting with Andy Burnham at the UN general assembly , the prime minister said he was “confident” the UK would be able to find a solution to revive the idea. Continue reading...
On Sunday, Trump claimed on Truth Social that fuel costs were ‘much higher’ when his predecessor Joe Biden was in office
Planning for the December gathering in Miami comes as security experts warn that escalations between Ukraine and Russia risk deepening the war.
Instead of providing a real solution to end this war, during a speech at the United Nations yesterday, Donald Trump described himself as a “peacemaker,” but at the same time spoke about annihilating the Islamic Republic.

After ten months of talks, the governments of Copenhagen, Washington and Nuuk have signed a deal settling the fate of Greenland. Trump claims it gives him "permanent control" over the Arctic island.

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Masoud Pezeshkian tells general assembly: ‘We are ready for dialogue and diplomacy and negotiations but without the language of force’ Iran’s president, Masoud Pezeshkian, turned the tables on Donald Trump, describing America as the true bully and terrorist in the Middle East while also insisting that Iran had always shown a commitment to the negotiating table. In a defiant speech to the UN general assembly in New York, his first since the US and Israel launched an all-out war on Iran, Pezeshkian repeatedly vowed that Tehran would never bend the knee to America. Continue reading...

{beacon} It’s Wednesday, and the show goes on at the United Nations General Assembly. In today’s issue: Pezeshkian addresses UNGA Missouri maps return to Supreme Court Miller’s attorney targets Poindexter GOP senators demand Taiwan security assistance Programming note: We’re Joshua Feldstein and Abigail Walker, filling in for Cate today. Please send us your tips,…

The board has noted that the Palestinian enclave needs roughly $35.2 billion for full, medium-term reconstruction. Trump's plan for peace in Gaza has largely stalled since an agreement was reached almost a year ago.

Rep. Tom Tiffany (R-Wisc.), the Republican nominee in Wisconsin’s competitive gubernatorial race, reupped his calls Tuesday for President Trump to end U.S. military operations against Iran. FOX6 News reporter Jason Calvi pushed Tiffany on why he has repeatedly not supported a war powers resolution in the U.S. House despite publicly calling for the war to…

The U.S.-backed Board of Peace is proposing a six-month, $2.45 billion US plan to begin reconstruction and governance in Gaza as President Donald Trump's ceasefire plan struggles to stay afloat.
As President Trump and China's President Xi prepare to meet, Rush Doshi of the Council on Foreign Relations explains the current state of U.S.-China relations and what to expect from this summit.

U.S. President Donald Trump’s approach to allies and trading partners is reverberating well beyond North America. As Trump forges his own brand of diplomacy, Washington correspondents Katie Simpson, Willy Lowry and Paul Hunter ask: Who are Trump's allies anymore? And does he even care?

Masoud Pezeshkian's defiant speech to the UN comes after the US president threatened to "annihilate" Iran if a peace deal is not agreed soon.

Trump's tech-focused trades highlight potential conflicts of interest, raising questions about the influence of personal investments on policy.
‘It was a very hard decision for myself and my family,’ says California winemaker Ron McManis

Andy Burnham has navigated his way through a first high-stakes meeting with Donald Trump at the UN general assembly in New York. The prime minister’s aides were delighted with how the meeting went, as Trump praised the US-UK relationship and described Burnham as a ‘natural businessman’. The anticipated sticking points – the Chagos Islands, West Bank settlement sanctions and Ireland – appear not to have derailed the talks nor cast a shadow over the future relationship. Lucy Hough speaks to policy editor Kiran Stacey – watch on YouTube Continue reading...

The threat of appearing as a vassal state is growing ever more real for middle powers
Shreya Mishra Reddy had set her sights set on working in the US but pivoted after Trump proposed changes to the H-1B visa application.