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Kremlin: We highly value the efforts of American diplomats.
2026-09-07
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2026-09-07
China's Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT) issued its 15th Five‑Year plan for the information and communications industry, directing construction of compute‑power transmission channels and deployment of 400G and above high‑speed t
China's Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT) issued its 15th Five‑Year plan for the information and communications industry, directing construction of compute‑power transmission channels and deployment of 400G and above high‑speed transmission technologies, fiber‑direct links, and the downstream rollout of 100G optical network equipment. The plan mandates improved compute‑internet identification infrastructure and accelerated coordination between computing and power. It requires end‑to‑end integration of compute, storage, network, power and carbon, with routine automated monitoring of metrics such as energy efficiency and green‑power utilization and full‑chain traceability for green electricity and green compute. MIIT will refine a green‑compute evaluation framework, study issue of green‑compute certificates, cultivate a compute‑services market via industry exchange platforms and renewal initiatives, and organize compute firms for international exchanges to promote multilateral cooperation and project implementation.
2026-09-07
Stephen Zunes, founding director of Middle East Studies at the University of San Francisco Francisco, says Iran will find it difficult to enforce an exclusion zone near the Strait of Hormuz and it is hard to see how Tehran could compel compliance; Ir
Stephen Zunes, founding director of Middle East Studies at the University of San Francisco Francisco, says Iran will find it difficult to enforce an exclusion zone near the Strait of Hormuz and it is hard to see how Tehran could compel compliance; Iranian vessels and aircraft attempting enforcement would be highly vulnerable to U.S. strikes. He says the move may be more a warning — shipping firms still face risk and cannot assume consequence-free transits — and Tehran may be seeking to provoke a broader U.S. military response, which could provide a pretext for attacks on neighboring states and U.S. regional facilities, potentially eroding U.S. public support for sustained conflict while consolidating domestic unity amid worsening economic strain.
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