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Costs above competition? Why US voters aren’t buying Trump’…
Strong voter backlash in the US midterm elections against AI infrastructure projects, including data centres, indicates that framing the domestic buildout as key to competing with China failed to convince Americans and underscores the need to address local concerns, according to analysts. “The argument that we need to build more data centres to win in AI against China no longer seems to have the kind of resonance it did before, if it ever did, frankly,” said Kyle Chan, a fellow at the Brookings...


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Europe’s relief over US midterms tempered by prospect of Tr…
Follow the SCMP’s live coverage here After almost two years in which the transatlantic alliance verged on collapse, a Democratic landslide in the US midterm elections was welcomed in Europe on Wednesday, even if few believed it would be a panacea for ailing ties. The Democratic Party swept both chambers of the US Congress in a crushing rebuke of US President Donald Trump’s two-year record. For Europe, that period has led to a shattering of the post-war order and deep schisms in the Western...


Analysis: What a Democrat Sweep in Congress Means for Trump…
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《紐時》專訪談期中選舉失利 川普:因為我沒有參選
美國期中選舉開票正持續進行,不過民主黨已確定取得參眾兩院過半席次。總統川普在開票期間接受《紐約時報》專訪表示,願意接受選舉結果,也期待與民主黨合作。對於共和黨選舉失利結果,川普則歸因於自己沒有參選,並稱若選票上有自己的名字,共和黨就能壓倒性獲勝。

Why North Korea’s Kim sees no need for another ‘photo-op su…
Kim Jong-un’s powerful sister on Wednesday rejected holding any further talks with the United States, days after the FBI accused North Korea of stealing more than US$6 billion from a cryptocurrency exchange and Washington launched a new round of sanctions aimed at Pyongyang. Analysts say the latest developments have all but killed off the chances of another Trump-Kim summit, despite the US president’s continued warm words for North Korea’s supreme leader and apparent openness to meeting him...


