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China’s homegrown aircraft steals the spotlight with debut on the global stage

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Singapore Airshow 2024 Soars High with Over 1,000 Exhibitors Showcasing Asia’s Aviation Renaissance

The Singapore Airshow 2024 has taken off with over 1,000 exhibitors converging to underscore the resurgence of Asia’s aviation sector.

This significant event features key highlights that promise to shape the future of the industry, including the debut of China’s COMAC C919, Airbus spotlighting its A350-1000 fuelled sustainably, and captivating aerial displays presented by global air forces.

A major attraction at the airshow is the much-anticipated unveiling of China’s COMAC C919, marking a milestone in Asia’s pursuit of aviation excellence. However, amidst the excitement, critics have been quick to point out that essential components of the C919, such as its engine, avionics, and other critical elements, are sourced from suppliers in the United States and Europe.

The Wall Street Journal and others have underscored the challenges facing the C919, emphasising its “challenging path to success.”

Interestingly, Boeing has opted out of the event, possibly due to recent scrutiny, while Hyundai’s Supernal unit injects a futuristic element with advanced mobility aircraft, adding a touch of innovation to the airshow.

With expectations of hosting 50,000 visitors, the Singapore Airshow 2024 stands as a dynamic platform facilitating a deeper understanding of technological advancements and addressing industry challenges within the evolving Asia-Pacific aviation landscape.

As Asia solidifies its position in the global aviation arena, this event serves as a crucial forum for industry leaders, enthusiasts, and experts to come together, fostering collaboration and charting the course for the future of aviation in the region.

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Trump meets Xi and Albanese at ASEAN Summit

Trump’s ASEAN talks with Xi and Albanese may reshape Indo-Pacific trade, defense, and critical minerals strategies.

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Trump’s ASEAN talks with Xi and Albanese may reshape Indo-Pacific trade, defense, and critical minerals strategies.


President Trump’s talks with Xi Jinping and Anthony Albanese at the ASEAN Summit could redefine trade, defence, and critical minerals strategy across the Indo-Pacific.

Professor Tim Harcourt from UTS joins to unpack the global and regional implications.

#ASEAN #Trump #XiJinping #AnthonyAlbanese #Trade #Defence #AUKUS #CriticalMinerals #USChina #IndoPacific


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Bitcoin tops $110K as South Korea reforms crypto rules

Bitcoin surpasses $110,000 as South Korea reforms boost crypto and Coinbase expands into tokenised securities, reshaping inflation debates.

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Bitcoin surpasses $110,000 as South Korea reforms boost crypto and Coinbase expands into tokenised securities, reshaping inflation debates.


Bitcoin has surged past $110,000 amid South Korea’s sweeping digital asset reforms and Coinbase’s expansion into tokenised securities.

Peter Chung from Presto Research joins to unpack what’s driving crypto’s comeback and how it’s reshaping the inflation hedge debate.

#Bitcoin #Crypto #DigitalAssets #Coinbase #SouthKorea #Blockchain #InflationHedge #Tokenisation


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Trump delays Putin meeting until Ukraine peace progress

Trump postpones Putin meeting until progress on Ukraine peace is made following new sanctions on Russian oil companies

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Trump postpones Putin meeting until progress on Ukraine peace is made following new sanctions on Russian oil companies

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– Trump will not meet Putin until substantial progress in Ukraine conflict occurs.
– Extensive sanctions imposed on Russia’s oil companies follow the cancellation of a planned summit.
President Donald Trump announced he will not meet with Russian President Vladimir Putin until there is substantial progress on the ongoing conflict in Ukraine.
The decision follows the cancellation of a planned summit and the imposition of significant sanctions on Russia’s major oil companies.”I’m not going to be wasting my time,” Trump stated aboard Air Force One. He expressed disappointment despite previously having a strong relationship with Putin.

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The Trump administration imposed extensive sanctions on Russia’s largest oil companies, Rosneft and Lukoil, marking a notable action since Trump took office. These sanctions target companies accounting for over 5% of global oil output.

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent clarified that these measures were due to Russia’s inadequate commitment to peace in Ukraine.

China and India, which predominantly acquire Russian oil, have begun to reduce their imports following the sanctions. Significant Chinese oil companies, including Sinopec and PetroChina, are reportedly halting Russian oil purchases.

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The sanctions were enacted after a planned meeting in Budapest was canceled, as Russia refused to consider a ceasefire proposal that would involve withdrawing from contested regions.

Trump cited a lack of productive outcomes from discussions with Putin. White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt mentioned insufficient interest from Russia in progressing towards peace.

Trump explained the difficulty of addressing the Ukraine conflict compared to other diplomatic achievements during his presidency, such as peace negotiations between Azerbaijan and Armenia.


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