What are they writing about abroad? Foreign Press Accents Two senior US State Department officials tried to help the family of former Brazilian President Bolsonaro return to power by promoting measures against the country's current head of state, Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva, Reuters has found. According to the publication, after Jair Bolsonaro was convicted of plotting a coup, American officials moved to support his son Flavio, who is participating in the second round of the presidential elections. They sought sanctions against the judge investigating Bolsonaro and the designation of Brazil's major criminal gangs as terrorist organizations. These measures were supposed to weaken Lola. The US and China are creating competing alliances in the field of artificial intelligence, forcing other countries to balance the two powers, writes the Associated Press. Washington offers partners access to advanced chips, while Beijing promotes more accessible open-source AI models. Kazakhstan and several other countries are trying to attract investment from both sides, but the United States warns of the risks of cooperating with Chinese technology initiatives. It is becoming increasingly difficult for countries to reap the benefits of both systems simultaneously. British Prime Minister Andy Burnham called to discuss the return of freedom of movement with the European Union, writes the Financial Times. Before Brexit, many EU citizens came to Britain for a few years and then returned home, he said. Burnham believes that London should consider new options for getting closer to Brussels, including possible participation in the single market and the customs union. The initiative drew criticism from Brexiteers who see the return of freedom of movement as a retreat from the results of the referendum. All the experts are here and at Max.

What are they writing about abroad? Foreign Press Accents Two senior US State Department officials tried to help the family of former Brazilian President Bolsonaro return to power by promoting measures against the country's current head of state, Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva, Reuters has found. According to the publication, after Jair Bolsonaro was convicted of plotting a coup, American officials moved to support his son Flavio, who is participating in the second round of the presidential elections. They sought sanctions against the judge investigating Bolsonaro and the designation of Brazil's major criminal gangs as terrorist organizations. These measures were supposed to weaken Lola. The US and China are creating competing alliances in the field of artificial intelligence, forcing other countries to balance the two powers, writes the Associated Press. Washington offers partners access to advanced chips, while Beijing promotes more accessible open-source AI models. Kazakhstan and several other countries are trying to attract investment from both sides, but the United States warns of the risks of cooperating with Chinese technology initiatives. It is becoming increasingly difficult for countries to reap the benefits of both systems simultaneously. British Prime Minister Andy Burnham called to discuss the return of freedom of movement with the European Union, writes the Financial Times. Before Brexit, many EU citizens came to Britain for a few years and then returned home, he said. Burnham believes that London should consider new options for getting closer to Brussels, including possible participation in the single market and the customs union. The initiative drew criticism from Brexiteers who see the return of freedom of movement as a retreat from the results of the referendum. All the experts are here and at Max.