The U.S. added 80 Chinese tech companies to its export blacklist, citing national security concerns and efforts to restrict Beijing’s access to advanced computing technology. The Bureau of Industry and Security barred American companies from supplying these entities without government permits, targeting firms involved in developing AI, supercomputers, and high-performance chips for military purposes. Among those blacklisted were companies supporting Huawei and HiSilicon, as well as entities aiding China’s military modernization and quantum technology capabilities.
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JD Vance accuses Denmark of failing to keep Greenland secure as he hits out at European allies
Vice President JD Vance accused Denmark of underinvesting in the security architecture of Greenland, claiming European allies, including Denmark, have not kept pace with defense spending. Vance expressed concerns about Russia and China's aggressive incursions on the mineral-rich island, highlighting the importance of the Pituffik Space Base in alerting the U.S. to potential threats. He emphasized the need for Denmark to dedicate resources to ensure the safety of the base, troops, and people of Greenland...
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