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AMD (AMD.O) US shares rose in premarket trade, trimming losses to 1.6%.
2026-07-22
AMD (AMD.O) US shares rose in premarket trade, trimming losses to 1.6%.
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At the first meeting of the UN permanent mechanism on global cybersecurity in New York, July 20-24, 2026, China submitted a Position Paper on Global Cyberspace Governance in the Digital-Intelligence Era. The paper elevates digital sovereignty followi
At the first meeting of the UN permanent mechanism on global cybersecurity in New York, July 20-24, 2026, China submitted a Position Paper on Global Cyberspace Governance in the Digital-Intelligence Era. The paper elevates digital sovereignty following prior emphasis on network sovereignty, urging states—consistent with the UN Charter—to respect digital sovereignty and to be free to choose national development paths for digital and AI technologies. It states countries have the right to independently select AI technologies, products and services and should not be coerced into choosing sides. The document reiterates support for multilateralism and calls for timely international rulemaking to address cybersecurity risks from AI. China’s delegation head presented the paper during the meeting.
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WBG chief economist Gill said the world is only a few months from a worst-case scenarios in which global growth would slow to 1.3% and inf would rise to 4.5%.
WBG chief economist Gill said the world is only a few months from a worst-case scenarios in which global growth would slow to 1.3% and inf would rise to 4.5%.
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