U.S. Companies In China Brace For Risks As New Counterespionage Law Takes Effect
Intelligence officials warn of legal uncertainties and expanded espionage scope, raising concerns for American businesses.
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US Considers AI Chip Export Restrictions To China Amid Tech Race
Proposed ban on AI chip exports could devastate chipmakers and spur China to strengthen its semiconductor industry
Israel Asked To Conduct Airstrikes Against ISIS, Al-Qaeda Continues To Pose Threats
Former IDF Chief reveals Egypt sought Israeli airstrikes against ISIS; Al-Qaeda and ISIS pose ongoing threats in Middle East
Netanyahu: Beijing’s Growing Clout Could ‘compel’ U.S. To Stay In Mideast
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu believes that China's growing influence in the Middle East could force the United States to maintain a strong presence in the region, Axios reported on Wednesday
Israel And Bahrain Strengthen Ties With Free-trade Agreement
Political director Aliza Bin Noun visits Bahrain for talks on expanding business connections and signing free-trade agreement.
Israel Emerges As Key Defense Partner For Europe Amid Russian Threat
European nations turn to Israel for cutting-edge defense technology as military budgets rise in response to Ukraine conflict.
US-Israel Scientific Cooperation Frozen In Disputed Territories
US Freezes Scientific Cooperation with Israeli Entities in Disputed Territories
Palestinian Terrorists Are ‘Born Via Smartphones, Not Mosques’
Today’s Palestinian terrorists are created online, Israel Security Agency (Shin Bet) head Ronen Bar said on Monday
Netanyahu Meets Congressional Delegation, Discusses Iran Threat And AI
Israeli Prime Minister updates lawmakers on China visit, emphasizing strong US-Israel alliance.