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Israel won’t force Chevron out of Tamar or Leviathan
17.09.26
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Yuval Azulay
The long-awaited Dayan Committee report calls for regulatory stability, a 515 BCM domestic reserve requirement and incentives for developing smaller gas discoveries.
Trump calls Nvidia CEO on stage, puts AI fears on speakerphone and calls them a "hoax"
15.09.26
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CTech
Trump called Jensen Huang during the All-In Summit in Los Angeles and was put on speakerphone, using the surprise exchange to dismiss concerns about AI risks and argue that slowing the industry could play into China’s hands.
“Whoever wins AI wins”: Trump pushes back against growing calls to slow development
14.09.26
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Reuters, CTech
Trump dismissed concerns over extreme AI risks as he defended U.S. leadership in the technology. At the same time, Anthropic researchers and executives are calling for international coordination and a slower pace of development.
Palantir was born from the lessons of 9/11. Its technology now powers a new era of surveillance
10.09.26
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Omer Kabir
The company was built around the idea that connecting fragmented intelligence could help prevent another terrorist attack. Today, its technology is being used across government agencies, including ICE, as advances in AI make it possible to analyze vast quantities of personal data with unprecedented speed.
Iran has survived sanctions before. This time, Washington wants to close the escape routes
23.08.26
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Doron Peskin
Tehran has spent decades building a parallel system of brokers, shadow oil networks, barter and alternative currencies. The new US strategy is aimed at making those workarounds increasingly expensive.
Trump turns the economic war on Iran into a test of China
20.08.26
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Doron Peskin
Washington is moving beyond sanctions on Tehran itself and threatening the banks, companies and trading hubs that keep Iran’s economy functioning. The UAE’s decision to cut economic ties has intensified the pressure, but China will determine whether the strategy can truly bite.
“What upsets Chevron also upsets Trump”: Why Israel is backing away from a shake-up of the gas market
06.08.26
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Yuval Azulay
The Dayan Committee is expected to reject calls to force Chevron to sell assets in Tamar or Leviathan, prioritizing regulatory stability as Israel seeks new energy investors.
The real controversy behind Trump’s $100,000 Truth Social service
04.08.26
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Adrian Filut
The issue is not whether investors can afford the subscription, it is whether public policy information should ever be monetized.
Weapons, AI and nuclear power: Trump's Middle East formula
27.07.26
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Doron Peskin
The White House is exchanging strategic access for investment and procurement commitments, even as questions grow over the Trump family's expanding regional business interests.
Trump pledge on data center power supplies draws skepticism
25.07.26
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Reuters, CTech
Consumer advocacy groups and other administration critics, dismissed the pledge as an empty promise.
Heat, war and Trump's threats push Iran toward an electricity crisis
19.07.26
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Doron Peskin
Power shortages are already forcing blackouts and industrial restrictions, while damage to infrastructure and the risk of further strikes threaten to deepen the country's economic challenges.
Intel’s revival rests on a risky alliance between Silicon Valley and Washington
13.07.26
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Omer Kabir
Government pressure helped reopen doors for the struggling chipmaker. But political backing will not matter if Intel cannot deliver on its manufacturing promises.
Trump's Iran deal prioritizes economics over strategy
21.06.26
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Adrian Filut
The agreement could lower oil prices today while creating larger geopolitical risks tomorrow.
U.S.-Iran deal to alter Israel’s strategic and economic environment
21.06.26
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Doron Peskin
Framework includes energy normalization and potential $300bn reconstruction path.
Apple agrees to build chips with Intel in the U.S., Trump says
18.06.26
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CTech
Potential partnership could bolster Intel’s foundry ambitions and diversify Apple’s supply chain.
Kara Swisher: “The connection between Donald Trump and the tech elite is an existential threat to humanity”
01.06.26
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Roni Dori
The veteran tech journalist warns of a dangerous convergence of political power, money, and Silicon Valley influence shaping global decisions. In an exclusive interview with Calcalist, she summarizes what is important to understand about how narcissistic billionaires engage with the public, government, and media, and outlines the dangers we need to prepare for.
What makes a Trump post ‘Trumpian’? AI now has an answer
26.05.26
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CTech
Model trained on 41,000 tweets identifies unusual wording and stylistic anomalies.
Nvidia, Intel and Boeing among companies at center of Trump trading disclosures
21.05.26
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Lital Samet
Critics question timing of investments tied to companies benefiting from administration policies.
The US-China summit revealed a world no longer dominated by Washington
17.05.26
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Adrian Filut
Economic interdependence and geopolitical rivalry now define the global order.
“AI is bad for equality, the working class, and democracy”
26.04.26
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Adrian Filut
Nobel laureate Daron Acemoglu argues that the rise of AI-led automation will concentrate wealth, reduce meaningful employment, and weaken the foundations of liberal democracy.
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