Canada, Germany, Norway and European Union loans will pay for the 500 interceptors. Ukraine wants them sooner, as Russia steps up its missile and drone attacks.
Radoslaw Sikorski says poorer countries need grain from both Ukraine and Russia. He also says Moscow should not sell energy to Europe again until the war ends fairly.
United States officials believe an executive at a Singapore data center firm was gathering information for Beijing while staying close to Nvidia’s chief. Nvidia says no secrets were shared.
Federal regulators in Washington plan to stop China Mobile, China Telecom and China Unicom from getting phone numbers directly. The commission will vote on the plan next month.
A court filing says federal poll observers will carry no firearms and will not act as law enforcement. The move follows a civil rights lawsuit over voter intimidation.
The defeated senator left Brazil despite a court order and now rejects Lula’s election win. Electoral authorities say the vote was lawful.
The United States military has spent more than $47 billion on the war with Iran, according to Pentagon data. Most of it goes to replace munitions used in the fighting.
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth told Southeast Asian counterparts in Cebu that Washington will defend its interests and those of its partners. He proposed a new framework for defense cooperation.
President Donald Trump held two rallies in Texas on Tuesday, promoting oil production and easing methane rules as Ken Paxton fights to hold a Senate seat that Democrats hope to flip.
Democrats are competing in Republican strongholds from Kansas to Alaska. If they can’t win in this political climate, strategists and a former senator warn, the next opening could be a long way off.
