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US-Iran Strait of Hormuz Conflict: July 13 Update | Global Crisis
US and Iran exchange heavy strikes over Strait of Hormuz on July 13, 2026, threatening global oil supplies. Plus: Supreme Court upholds birthright citizenship, Trump's $1.4B crypto windfall, and Bangkok pub fire kills 27.
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MATCH Act 2026: Semiconductor Export Controls Reach Critical Mass
The MATCH Act extends US semiconductor export controls to legacy equipment, closing loopholes for China's military chips. Combined with allied restrictions and China's gallium/tungsten retaliation, supply chain fragmentation...
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The Great Semiconductor Split: Two Chip Ecosystems Reshape Global Economy in 2026
The global semiconductor supply chain has split into two competing ecosystems in 2026, with costs rising 35% and lead times hitting 52 weeks. This $975 billion market bifurcation reshapes trade, security, and AI leadership.
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Global AI Regulation Trilemma: EU, US, China Split Tech in 2026
The EU AI Act's August 2026 deadline exposes a global regulatory trilemma as EU, US, and China frameworks clash, forcing costly compliance burdens on multinational firms and accelerating AI supply chain fragmentation. Learn...
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US Strikes Iran After Strait of Hormuz Ship Attack | Crisis Update
US launches third wave of strikes on Iran after IRGC attacks container ship and closes Strait of Hormuz. Oil surges to $89 as global energy crisis deepens. Over 8,000 dead in 2026 war.
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NATO Summit 2026: Trump Declares Iran Ceasefire Over
NATO Summit 2026 in Ankara: Trump declares Iran ceasefire over, pledges €70B for Ukraine, $50B in defense deals, and $40B for counter-drone tech. Allies commit to 5% GDP spending by 2035.