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An Indian startup controlled by Asia’s richest man is entering the market for human-like robots

President-elect Trump has quickly begun to assemble the list of people he wants to serve in his cabinet and in other senior positions during his second term. Here are his picks so far.

ٹریفک ڈائیورژن پلان برائے ڈھوکری سرینہ چوک انڈر پاس۔
ڈی اور ایف سیکٹرز کے رہائشی مارگلہ روڈ کا استعمال کریں۔
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تیز رفتاری اور خطرناک انداز میں ڈرائیونگ کر کے خطرہ مول نہ لیں۔ حد رفتار سے تجاوز مت کریں۔
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Israel’s strategy of total war may yield short-term tactical victories, but it is unlikely to eradicate the so-called axis of resistance—a network of groups allied with Iran that includes Hamas in Gaza and Hezbollah in Lebanon, writes Renad Mansour.

To prevent further escalation and suffering in Lebanon, U.S. diplomats should help facilitate an informal, makeshift cease-fire agreement between Hezbollah and Israel, argue Steven Simon and Jeffrey Feltman.

“The United States should not impose a blanket ban on all sales of advanced AI chips to the Gulf,” writes @samwl.bsky.social. “At times, U.S. policymakers will have to become comfortable operating in regions and sectors in which U.S. and Chinese influence overlap.”

The ongoing conflicts in Ukraine and the Middle East have shown that post-9/11 conceptions of war were too narrow, writes Mara Karlin. State-on-state war is back—and a new diversity of warfighters has massively increased the complexity of today’s battlefields.

Now backed by Russia, North Korean leader Kim Jong Un is less likely to be open to the kind of diplomacy we saw in Trump’s first term, FP’s Keith Johnson reports.

Trump’s selection of two outspoken critics of China’s crackdown in Xinjiang to serve in top foreign-policy roles has been welcomed by Uyghur advocates. But it could also serve as a future flash point with the president-elect.

TikTok’s time is running out, but the U.S. presidential election might have delivered it an unlikely savior.

America’s best intentions aren’t enough to justify its bare-knuckled actions, columnist Stephen M. Walt writes in his review of Noam Chomsky’s “The Myth of American Idealism.”