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  1. Saturday, September 26, 2026

    No longer hybrid; As Russian sabotage grows bolder, Europe lacks red lines . . . . . Russia is running out of soldiers. What will Putin do? . . . . . Ukraine's steel industry is nearing collapse and calling for help from abroad . . . . . and more

    activitypub.writeworks.uk/2026

  2. Saturday, September 26, 2026

    No longer hybrid; As Russian sabotage grows bolder, Europe lacks red lines . . . . . Russia is running out of soldiers. What will Putin do? . . . . . Ukraine's steel industry is nearing collapse and calling for help from abroad . . . . . and more

    activitypub.writeworks.uk/2026

  3. Saturday, September 26, 2026

    No longer hybrid; As Russian sabotage grows bolder, Europe lacks red lines . . . . . Russia is running out of soldiers. What will Putin do? . . . . . Ukraine's steel industry is nearing collapse and calling for help from abroad . . . . . and more

    activitypub.writeworks.uk/2026

  4. Saturday, September 26, 2026

    No longer hybrid; As Russian sabotage grows bolder, Europe lacks red lines . . . . . Russia is running out of soldiers. What will Putin do? . . . . . Ukraine's steel industry is nearing collapse and calling for help from abroad . . . . . and more

    activitypub.writeworks.uk/2026

  5. Saturday, September 26, 2026

    No longer hybrid; As Russian sabotage grows bolder, Europe lacks red lines . . . . . Russia is running out of soldiers. What will Putin do? . . . . . Ukraine's steel industry is nearing collapse and calling for help from abroad . . . . . and more

    activitypub.writeworks.uk/2026

  6. Can a handshake truly bridge the massive trade divide? CNBC reports that Xi Jinping and President Trump agreed to a $30 billion reciprocal tariff cut during their recent three-day summit. While the agreement establishes a trade council, an AI dialogue for November, and an incident hotline, critics suggest these measures are procedural rather than fundamental breakthroughs in economic policy. The move highlights the complex dance of modern diplomacy as both nations navigate technological competition. Read more about these developments at the link below.

    cnbc.com/2026/09/26/china-us-t #Trade #AI #USChina

  7. Can a handshake truly bridge the massive trade divide? CNBC reports that Xi Jinping and President Trump agreed to a $30 billion reciprocal tariff cut during their recent three-day summit. While the agreement establishes a trade council, an AI dialogue for November, and an incident hotline, critics suggest these measures are procedural rather than fundamental breakthroughs in economic policy. The move highlights the complex dance of modern diplomacy as both nations navigate technological competition. Read more about these developments at the link below.

    cnbc.com/2026/09/26/china-us-t #Trade #AI #USChina

  8. They bought two months, two pandas, and two more meetings. No big deals. That was the summit. The rest was granite, flyovers, and “we’ve never gotten along better.”

    #USChina #TrumpXi #Diplomacy
    paulstewartii.substack.com/p/what-came-...

    What Came Out of the Trump–Xi ...

  9. Writing
    Trump and Xi Exchange Warm Words, But Tensions Remain

    Trump and Xi Jinping exchanged warm words as major US-China issues continue to draw international attention.

    bnewso.com/2026/09/trump-and-x

    #Trump #XiJinping #USChina #WorldNews #BNEWSO

  10. Kevin Breuninger reports on a historic welcome for Xi Jinping. President Trump’s personal greeting of the Chinese leader at Joint Base Andrews marks a significant moment in high-stakes diplomacy. The upcoming summit addresses critical issues including trade, artificial intelligence, and regional stability regarding Taiwan and Iran. While major breakthroughs are not expected immediately, the personal rapport between these leaders highlights how interpersonal dynamics continue to shape global outcomes amid intense competition. Read more about this developing situation at the link below. Kevin Breuninger provided excellent reporting on this topic.

    cnbc.com/2026/09/24/trump-xi-m #TrumpXi #USChina #GlobalDiplomacy

  11. Kevin Breuninger reports on a historic welcome for Xi Jinping. President Trump’s personal greeting of the Chinese leader at Joint Base Andrews marks a significant moment in high-stakes diplomacy. The upcoming summit addresses critical issues including trade, artificial intelligence, and regional stability regarding Taiwan and Iran. While major breakthroughs are not expected immediately, the personal rapport between these leaders highlights how interpersonal dynamics continue to shape global outcomes amid intense competition. Read more about this developing situation at the link below. Kevin Breuninger provided excellent reporting on this topic.

    cnbc.com/2026/09/24/trump-xi-m #TrumpXi #USChina #GlobalDiplomacy

  12. Kai Nicol-Schwarz reports: Can AI safety bridge the divide between global powers? Fears over autonomous AI systems are rising as President Trump meets Xi Jinping, with both sides open to safety talks but unwilling to slow the technology race. While a US-China AI dialogue on incident response and shared safety frameworks is on the table, experts like Aalok Mehta and Chris McGuire suggest meaningful slowdowns are unlikely. Cooperation on AI risks must not undermine competitive edges, and verification remains essential. Read the full analysis to understand the complex dynamics.
    cnbc.com/2026/09/23/trump-xi-m #AISafety #USChina #TrumpXi #TechCompetition

  13. Kai Nicol-Schwarz reports: Can AI safety bridge the divide between global powers? Fears over autonomous AI systems are rising as President Trump meets Xi Jinping, with both sides open to safety talks but unwilling to slow the technology race. While a US-China AI dialogue on incident response and shared safety frameworks is on the table, experts like Aalok Mehta and Chris McGuire suggest meaningful slowdowns are unlikely. Cooperation on AI risks must not undermine competitive edges, and verification remains essential. Read the full analysis to understand the complex dynamics.
    cnbc.com/2026/09/23/trump-xi-m #AISafety #USChina #TrumpXi #TechCompetition

  14. US and China Open Trade Talks Ahead of Trump-Xi Summit

    Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent and Vice Premier He Lifeng opened trade and AI talks in New York before a White House summit between Trump and Xi this week.

    pulseofnations.lol/us-and-chin

    #AI #CriticalMinerals #Markets #Tariffs #Trade #UsChina #Xijinping

  15. US and China Open Trade Talks Ahead of Trump-Xi Summit

    Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent and Vice Premier He Lifeng opened trade and AI talks in New York before a White House summit between Trump and Xi this week.

    pulseofnations.lol/us-and-chin

    #AI #CriticalMinerals #Markets #Tariffs #Trade #UsChina #Xijinping

  16. US and China Open Trade Talks Ahead of Trump-Xi Summit

    Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent and Vice Premier He Lifeng opened trade and AI talks in New York before a White House summit between Trump and Xi this week.

    pulseofnations.lol/us-and-chin

    #AI #CriticalMinerals #Markets #Tariffs #Trade #UsChina #Xijinping

  17. The #Trump-Xisummit & #possiblefuture of #US-China #economicrelations

    As Presidents Donald #Trump & #XiJinping prepare for their September 24 summit, what can new economic analyses tell us about the direction of US-China economic relations, as well as the likely #impact of the #leaders'meeting?👇

  18. EVEN IF THE WEST QUITS,
    CHINA WON’T 💎

    There is something slightly surreal about people demanding that we simply stop AI. Stop developing it. Stop using it. Stop feeding it. Shut the whole bloody thing down.

    Okay.

    BUT THERE IS ONE SMALL PROBLEM.

    CHINA.

    Even if the entire Western world woke up tomorrow morning, deleted ChatGPT, unplugged every data centre and solemnly promised never to train another AI model, China would not say:

    “WELL, FAIR PLAY. WE’LL STOP TOO.”

    Nor would India, South Korea, Japan, the Gulf states or anybody else with serious technological ambitions. AI is no longer merely a clever consumer product. It is becoming infrastructure, scientific capability, economic power and military capability. And once that happens, countries do not voluntarily leave the field while their competitors keep playing.

    ESPECIALLY AMERICA.

    Can anyone seriously imagine the United States government announcing: “China may become the world’s dominant AI power. We have decided we’re comfortable with that.”

    I NEARLY HURT MYSELF TYPING THAT LAST BIT LOL.

    America is not going to sit quietly and watch China become dominant in strategically important technology. And China is already extremely good at things the West once assumed it would always dominate: manufacturing, batteries, solar, electric vehicles, infrastructure, robotics, transport and increasingly sophisticated technology.

    AND SO ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE ISN’T GOING TO GO AWAY.

    That does not mean every use of AI is good. It does not mean corporations should be trusted. It does not mean there should not be regulation, boundaries, transparency or serious arguments about environmental costs, copyright, employment, surveillance and power.

    THOSE ARE THE CONVERSATIONS WORTH HAVING.

    But “STOPPING AI” is not a realistic plan. That horse has not merely bolted. China is building a faster horse.

    @3goodthings
@DigitalCoup
@meditation
@economics_that_works
@disability
@pwd
@joinin

    #AI #ArtificialIntelligence #China #Technology #Geopolitics #AIGovernance #TechPolicy #FutureOfAI #USChina #DigitalFuture

  19. EVEN IF THE WEST QUITS,
    CHINA WON’T 💎

    There is something slightly surreal about people demanding that we simply stop AI. Stop developing it. Stop using it. Stop feeding it. Shut the whole bloody thing down.

    Okay.

    BUT THERE IS ONE SMALL PROBLEM.

    CHINA.

    Even if the entire Western world woke up tomorrow morning, deleted ChatGPT, unplugged every data centre and solemnly promised never to train another AI model, China would not say:

    “WELL, FAIR PLAY. WE’LL STOP TOO.”

    Nor would India, South Korea, Japan, the Gulf states or anybody else with serious technological ambitions. AI is no longer merely a clever consumer product. It is becoming infrastructure, scientific capability, economic power and military capability. And once that happens, countries do not voluntarily leave the field while their competitors keep playing.

    ESPECIALLY AMERICA.

    Can anyone seriously imagine the United States government announcing: “China may become the world’s dominant AI power. We have decided we’re comfortable with that.”

    I NEARLY HURT MYSELF TYPING THAT LAST BIT LOL.

    America is not going to sit quietly and watch China become dominant in strategically important technology. And China is already extremely good at things the West once assumed it would always dominate: manufacturing, batteries, solar, electric vehicles, infrastructure, robotics, transport and increasingly sophisticated technology.

    AND SO ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE ISN’T GOING TO GO AWAY.

    That does not mean every use of AI is good. It does not mean corporations should be trusted. It does not mean there should not be regulation, boundaries, transparency or serious arguments about environmental costs, copyright, employment, surveillance and power.

    THOSE ARE THE CONVERSATIONS WORTH HAVING.

    But “STOPPING AI” is not a realistic plan. That horse has not merely bolted. China is building a faster horse.

    @3goodthings
@DigitalCoup
@meditation
@economics_that_works
@disability
@pwd
@joinin

    #AI #ArtificialIntelligence #China #Technology #Geopolitics #AIGovernance #TechPolicy #FutureOfAI #USChina #DigitalFuture

  20. EVEN IF THE WEST QUITS,
    CHINA WON’T 💎

    There is something slightly surreal about people demanding that we simply stop AI. Stop developing it. Stop using it. Stop feeding it. Shut the whole bloody thing down.

    Okay.

    BUT THERE IS ONE SMALL PROBLEM.

    CHINA.

    Even if the entire Western world woke up tomorrow morning, deleted ChatGPT, unplugged every data centre and solemnly promised never to train another AI model, China would not say:

    “WELL, FAIR PLAY. WE’LL STOP TOO.”

    Nor would India, South Korea, Japan, the Gulf states or anybody else with serious technological ambitions. AI is no longer merely a clever consumer product. It is becoming infrastructure, scientific capability, economic power and military capability. And once that happens, countries do not voluntarily leave the field while their competitors keep playing.

    ESPECIALLY AMERICA.

    Can anyone seriously imagine the United States government announcing: “China may become the world’s dominant AI power. We have decided we’re comfortable with that.”

    I NEARLY HURT MYSELF TYPING THAT LAST BIT LOL.

    America is not going to sit quietly and watch China become dominant in strategically important technology. And China is already extremely good at things the West once assumed it would always dominate: manufacturing, batteries, solar, electric vehicles, infrastructure, robotics, transport and increasingly sophisticated technology.

    AND SO ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE ISN’T GOING TO GO AWAY.

    That does not mean every use of AI is good. It does not mean corporations should be trusted. It does not mean there should not be regulation, boundaries, transparency or serious arguments about environmental costs, copyright, employment, surveillance and power.

    THOSE ARE THE CONVERSATIONS WORTH HAVING.

    But “STOPPING AI” is not a realistic plan. That horse has not merely bolted. China is building a faster horse.

    @3goodthings
@DigitalCoup
@meditation
@economics_that_works
@disability
@pwd
@joinin

    #AI #ArtificialIntelligence #China #Technology #Geopolitics #AIGovernance #TechPolicy #FutureOfAI #USChina #DigitalFuture

  21. EVEN IF THE WEST QUITS,
    CHINA WON’T 💎

    There is something slightly surreal about people demanding that we simply stop AI. Stop developing it. Stop using it. Stop feeding it. Shut the whole bloody thing down.

    Okay.

    BUT THERE IS ONE SMALL PROBLEM.

    CHINA.

    Even if the entire Western world woke up tomorrow morning, deleted ChatGPT, unplugged every data centre and solemnly promised never to train another AI model, China would not say:

    “WELL, FAIR PLAY. WE’LL STOP TOO.”

    Nor would India, South Korea, Japan, the Gulf states or anybody else with serious technological ambitions. AI is no longer merely a clever consumer product. It is becoming infrastructure, scientific capability, economic power and military capability. And once that happens, countries do not voluntarily leave the field while their competitors keep playing.

    ESPECIALLY AMERICA.

    Can anyone seriously imagine the United States government announcing: “China may become the world’s dominant AI power. We have decided we’re comfortable with that.”

    I NEARLY HURT MYSELF TYPING THAT LAST BIT LOL.

    America is not going to sit quietly and watch China become dominant in strategically important technology. And China is already extremely good at things the West once assumed it would always dominate: manufacturing, batteries, solar, electric vehicles, infrastructure, robotics, transport and increasingly sophisticated technology.

    AND SO ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE ISN’T GOING TO GO AWAY.

    That does not mean every use of AI is good. It does not mean corporations should be trusted. It does not mean there should not be regulation, boundaries, transparency or serious arguments about environmental costs, copyright, employment, surveillance and power.

    THOSE ARE THE CONVERSATIONS WORTH HAVING.

    But “STOPPING AI” is not a realistic plan. That horse has not merely bolted. China is building a faster horse.

    @3goodthings
@DigitalCoup
@meditation
@economics_that_works
@disability
@pwd
@joinin

    #AI #ArtificialIntelligence #China #Technology #Geopolitics #AIGovernance #TechPolicy #FutureOfAI #USChina #DigitalFuture

  22. US Plans 7.5% China Tariff Ahead of Xi-Trump Summit

    Washington readies new overcapacity duties on Chinese goods, pushing total tariffs back to 20% before a planned Xi-Trump summit next month

    pulseofnations.lol/us-plans-7-

    #Overcapacity #Section301 #Tariffs #Trade #UsChina #XiTrump

  23. “Structured ambiguity” on Taiwan deterrence: “We’re still ambiguous in high‑end scenarios, but that’s not an invitation to push us into crisis… If you change the status quo through small steps, we will change it through small steps as well—showing resolve AND restraint.” —Eyck Freymann, author of Defending Taiwan, on our latest episode.

    Full discussion of US policy and miscalculation: youtube.com/shorts/OtTOx8AomtQ

    #taiwan #uschina