Nippon steel urges Biden to back $15 billion U.S. steel merger amid security concerns
Nippon Steel and U.S. Steel in their letter argued that the merger would benefit both nations by strengthening their economic partnership.
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Biden criticizes Israel’s efforts as insufficient; Netanyahu responds with firm rebuttal
President Biden’s comments came amid rising international pressure on Israel to intensify its response to recent developments. In his statement, Biden underscored that while Israel's actions were a step in the right direction, they fell short of what is required to achieve a lasting resolution. “The current efforts do not meet the scale of the challenges we face,” Biden remarked, stressing that more decisive and impactful measures are necessary for a sustainable peace.
Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida prepares for U.S. visit amid leadership transition
Kishida's planned attendance at the U.N. General Assembly in New York highlights Japan's commitment to maintaining its role in global diplomacy even as it transitions to new leadership.
U.S. airstrikes neutralize 6 Iran-backed militants in Syria
Among the militants killed, four belonged to Lebanon's influential Hezbollah group, while the remaining two were Syria nationals. Two militants sustained injuries during the airstrikes.
Turkish Parliament resumes talks on Sweden’s NATO bid
Turkey, along with Hungary, is one of the two NATO countries that have yet to endorse Sweden's bid to join the military alliance, following Russia's extensive attack on Ukraine.
PM Modi addresses allegations in foiled assassination plot, stresses strong India-U.S. ties
Prime Minister Modi rejects US claims of Indian involvement in an assassination plot. Despite tensions, India-US ties remain robust; Canada relations affected.
U.S. And China Reopen Military Communication Channels After Summit, Strained Relations Evident
During a press conference after the summit, held at a historic country estate near San Francisco, Biden emphasized that the absence of communication is a potential source of accidents and highlighted that both presidents can now communicate directly and be immediately heard by each other.