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Global powers head to Asia with trade, AI, security in focus

Leaders are expected to discuss trade rules, AI safeguards and security cooperation as more than 10,000 delegates gather for the meetings, officials said.

  • Global leaders are descending on Asia this week for Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation summits, tackling topics ranging from AI to trade amid high-stakes diplomatic meetings.
  • Growing concerns regarding AI's potential threat to humanity drive cooperation urgency, though fierce technological rivalry persists and the ongoing U.S.-China trade war complicates diplomatic efforts.
  • President Trump's tariff policies remain central to the agenda, with existing mechanisms likely to persist as analysts suggest major changes to U.S. trade policy are not expected.
  • Analysts from the Brookings Institution remain skeptical about achieving major breakthroughs, with talks likely to conclude without committing to follow-up actions.
  • Beijing faces pressure to manage AI development responsibly, as global concern grows regarding the long-term impact on humanity and the challenge of safe AI governance.
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rtl.lu broke the news in Luxembourg City, Luxembourg on Thursday, November 12, 2026.
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