Striding AI Secures Nearly $100 Million in Angel Round Funding

Striding AI, a company dedicated to physical intelligence and embodied AI, has raised nearly $100 million in its angel round. Backed by listed firms like CP Group, Huaqin Technology, and Jiu’an Medical, along with global entrepreneurs and top VCs, the funds will drive algorithm, engineering, and talent acquisition, accelerate world action models and reinforcement learning, and speed up retail and industrial deployments.

Trump Says Iran Should Use Unfrozen Funds to Buy American Food

According to reports, U.S. President Donald Trump said on June 22, “If Iran doesn’t live up to their agreement, or if they misbehave, I will do what I have to do.” This came after he signed a memorandum of understanding with Iranian President Pezeshkian early on June 18 in Tehran. The memorandum clearly outlines U.S. […]

Cape Verde Keeps Up the Underdog Story, Drawing Two Former World Champions in a Row

Cape Verde, a first-time World Cup participant once ranked as low as 182nd, pulled off a stunning 2-2 draw against Uruguay after previously holding Spain to a 0-0 stalemate. Their story, led by 40-year-old goalkeeper Vozinha who gained over 14.6 million fans in days, proves that even the smallest nations can dream big on the global stage.

US Transitional “Air Force One” Makes Controversial Debut

A new “Air Force One” jet, gifted by Qatar’s royal family, has debuted amid ongoing disputes—especially over the US Air Force cutting some safety checks to meet the timeline. President Trump praised it as “the most luxurious plane in the world,” but critics question its ethics and security.

Over 400 Ships Await Passage Through the Strait of Hormuz

More than 400 large vessels are currently anchored near the Strait of Hormuz, with owners and operators waiting for the U.S.-Iran talks to wrap up before the waterway fully reopens. Satellite data shows a slight recent decline in numbers, but tensions still linger after Iran’s latest blockade threat.

Global Oil Prices: The Future Lies in China’s Hands

As Iran-U.S. tensions ease and the Strait of Hormuz gradually reopens, China emerges as a key player shaping global oil prices. By cutting crude imports, tapping into strategic reserves, and accelerating new energy vehicle adoption, China has buffered market shocks and could become the decisive force in absorbing future oil oversupply.

Trump Says Iran Will Agree to Accept Nuclear Inspections

President Trump claims Iran is ready to accept large-scale nuclear inspections to ensure long-term “nuclear honesty.” U.S. and Iranian delegations ended their first round of talks in Switzerland, with progress reported. However, Iran denies making any new commitments on nuclear issues.

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