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Positive signs emerge in US-Iran negotiations, causing international oil prices to fall by more than 3%.

Positive signs emerge in US-Iran negotiations, causing international oil prices to fall by more than 3%.

As of the close of trading on June 12, the price of light sweet crude oil futures for July delivery on the New York Mercantile Exchange fell $2.83 to settle at $84.88 a barrel, a drop of 3.23%. (Reuters)

AdministratorJune 14, 2026

Due to security risks, the United States has requested restrictions on access to Anthropic's latest AI model.

Due to security risks, the United States has requested restrictions on access to Anthropic's latest AI model.

Anthropic is an American artificial intelligence startup founded in 2021 by former core members of OpenAI, focusing on building general AI systems and language models. (Reuters)

AdministratorJune 13, 2026

Global nuclear weapons spending hit a record high last year, with the US seeing the largest increase.

Global nuclear weapons spending hit a record high last year, with the US seeing the largest increase.

The Oslo International Peace Research Institute (IIPRI) stated in its latest annual report that there will be as many as 65 conflicts worldwide involving at least one country by 2025, the highest level since World War II. Among them, the Gaza Strip (pictured) has suffered severe damage after long-term Israeli bombing, displacing countless residents. (AFP)

AdministratorJune 9, 2026

The US is accelerating the research and application of AI in the field of national security, but it will not be used for illegal surveillance.

The US is accelerating the research and application of AI in the field of national security, but it will not be used for illegal surveillance.

In March of this year, the Pentagon officially added Anthropic to its supply chain risk list because it refused to withdraw the ban on the use of Claude's artificial intelligence in autonomous weapons and mass U.S. surveillance. (Illustrative image/Reuters)

AdministratorJune 9, 2026

The United States uses Cold War-era emergency authorization funds to revitalize coal-fired power and coal projects.

The United States uses Cold War-era emergency authorization funds to revitalize coal-fired power and coal projects.

On June 4, Trump announced hundreds of millions of dollars in funding to revitalize the coal industry, build new power plants, maintain existing operations, and construct an export terminal in California. (Bloomberg)

AdministratorJune 5, 2026