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Wall Street Journal reports Brazil has refused to issue visas to U.S. officials over concerns about election interference.
2026-07-26
Wall Street Journal reports Brazil has refused to issue visas to U.S. officials over concerns about election interference.
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2026-07-26
South Korea’s EcoPro BM said it signed MOUs with Soulbrain and Aekyung Chemical to jointly develop sodium‑ion battery (SIB) technology and has launched the K‑sodium alliance. Under the agreement, EcoPro BM will lead cathode material R&D and scale‑up,
South Korea’s EcoPro BM said it signed MOUs with Soulbrain and Aekyung Chemical to jointly develop sodium‑ion battery (SIB) technology and has launched the K‑sodium alliance. Under the agreement, EcoPro BM will lead cathode material R&D and scale‑up, Soulbrain will handle electrolyte and additive development, and Aekyung Chemical will develop and mass‑produce hard‑carbon anode materials. The partners will share R&D results and evaluations to optimize material performance and pursue joint global commercialization of SIBs, a sodium‑based alternative to lithium batteries.
2026-07-26
Politico reports that as the US–Iran conflict continues, Arab states hit by Iranian retaliatory strikes have sought coordination toward peace but longstanding rifts are hampering progress. In recent weeks senior UAE and Saudi officials staged public
Politico reports that as the US–Iran conflict continues, Arab states hit by Iranian retaliatory strikes have sought coordination toward peace but longstanding rifts are hampering progress. In recent weeks senior UAE and Saudi officials staged public photo-ops signaling a thaw; Jordan and the six GCC members held meetings at the US State Department and on Capitol Hill; and the Gulf Cooperation Council issued multiple joint statements condemning Iran’s attacks. Multiple Arab diplomats, current and former US officials, and regional sources say the states all want the Strait of Hormuz kept open but disagree on how to do so — including which countries can provide alternative shipping routes, which infrastructure is most linked to Iran, and which economies are bearing the biggest losses — preventing substantive progress. An Iraqi official said they are coordinating visits to Congress and the State Department but are not united on policy. David Schenker, former US State Department Middle East director, said the war has amplified pre-existing divisions in the Gulf.
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