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US, Australia Sign $3B Critical Minerals Deal Amid China Export Controls — Kevin Dietsch/Getty Images via Getty Images

Rare Earth Elements · United States

US, Australia Sign $3B Critical Minerals Deal Amid China Export Controls

46% Center coverage: 269 sources

Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and U.S. President Donald Trump signed a critical minerals agreement at the White House on Monday, marking their first formal bilateral meeting after previous phone conversations and a brief encounter at the U.N. General Assembly.See the Story

US General Uses ChatGPT for Military Decisions — Anna Moneymaker/Getty Images via Getty Images

Asia · United States

US General Uses ChatGPT for Military Decisions

47% Right coverage: 19 sources

China signals it will pull plug on subsidies for EVs with five-year plan exclusion — -/AFP via Getty Images via Getty Images

Electric Vehicles · China

China signals it will pull plug on subsidies for EVs with five-year plan exclusion

53% Center coverage: 15 sources

China has sent a clear signal that it is willing to pull the plug on subsidies for its electric vehicle industry after years of big-ticket government support fuelled a boom that has left the world's second-largest economy saddled with vast oversupply, prompting it to push into global car markets.See the Story