Paris Olympic organizers’ headquarters searched in French corruption investigations
French investigators searched the Paris Olympic organizers’ headquarters on Tuesday as part of corruption investigations into contracts linked to the Games
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Blinken: China has not yet agreed to re-establish a channel of direct contact with the U.S. military
U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken said he raised the issue of restoring direct channels of communication between the military in Beijing, but Beijing has not yet agreed to it.
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Blinken plans to visit China on June 18
U.S. Secretary of State Anthony Blinken intends to pay a visit to China on June 18, which was originally planned for February.
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Sotheby’s bought the building of the Museum of Art in New York for $100 million
The British auction house Sotheby’s has bought for $100 million a building in New York, where until 2015 was located the Whitney Museum of American Art.
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Taiwan and U.S. to sign first Trade Initiative agreement
Taiwanese and U.S. authorities will sign the first bilateral trade agreement under a new economic initiative.
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Blinken announced U.S. and EU intention to develop codes of conduct for AI
The United States and the European Union want to prepare codes of conduct concerning developments in the field of artificial intelligence (AI).
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Congress demanded that Blinken explain the blocking of sanctions against China
Michael McCaul sent a letter to U.S. Secretary of State Anthony Blinken demanding an explanation of information about his decision to block “competitive actions” aimed at curbing the Communist Party of China.
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Netflix banned account sharing
Netflix has notified viewers that they must now pay $7.99 a month if they want to share an account with people outside the family.
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China says it will create conditions for companies of all countries
The Chinese authorities will create favorable conditions for businesses from all countries, including the United States.
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Biden decided to leave the G7 leaders’ dinner early to discuss the U.S. government debt situation
President Joe Biden decided to leave the dinner of the Group of Seven (G7) leaders on Miyajima Island near Hiroshima early because of the need to discuss the situation around the national debt ceiling in the United States with his aides.
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