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The US is reportedly investigating Chinese AI firms’ access to cutting-edge microchips, while Beijing considers imposing its own tech restrictions.

Europe needs to start treating energy like the defense investment it really is.

Volodymyr Ishchenko explores scenarios of the war in Ukraine, emphasizing the need for the international left to resist the austerity-and-armament agenda driving the catastrophe.

Kyiv is letting up on its strikes on Russian oil refineries — easing Moscow’s fuel crunch and pushing gas prices back down — and is instead hitting ships.

The Trump administration’s new agreement will face steep skepticism on the Hill, particularly given the escalating war in Iran.

The declared blockade of the Red Sea is raising fears of a “two-chokepoint problem” as oil markets contend with simultaneous disruptions to both of the region’s main oil arteries.

The measure, known as Section 219, is included in the Pentagon budget bill advancing through Congress.