Azhar Sukri
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first heard May 2025
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WSJ What’s News · ‘Honest and Accurate’: Trump Names His Pick for Labor Data Body · 12 Aug 2025
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Just three days out from a major summit between Presidents Trump and Putin in Alaska, Russian media are reporting on potential energy and infrastructure deals with the US.
There's even talk of a possible future Trump Tower Moscow.
Lasting peace in Ukraine, however, does not seem to be a priority for Moscow, as the journal's chief foreign affairs correspondent Yaroslav Trofimov explains.
And Yarrow says that talks around future business deals with the US cement a new era for Putin.
Russia's proposal for a ceasefire includes taking control of large parts of eastern Ukraine, a non-starter for Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky.
While not invited to the summit, he and European leaders have briefed US officials on an alternate proposal that they hope can kick-start peace talks.
Coming up, China is creating the world's biggest shipbuilder as Beijing takes its rivalry with the US to the seas.
That story and more after the break.
The US and China may have extended their trade truce, but a new battlefront is emerging on the seas.
This week, the $16 billion merger of two Chinese companies will create the world's largest shipbuilder.
Combined, the two firms, China State Shipbuilding and China Shipbuilding Industry, accounted for almost 17% of the global market last year.
The US, meanwhile, is looking for a path back into the business.
President Trump wants to revive American shipbuilding, though those plans have hit snags recently.
And as journal reporter Clarence Leong writes, that rivalry is acting as a spur for Beijing to boost its capacity.
Clarence, give us an idea of just how dominant Chinese shipbuilding is on a global scale.
And we know that Trump wants to revive shipbuilding in the US.
It's a flagship policy.
Explain to us why it's so strategically important.
And as we talk about it in this trade war, albeit in a current truce with the U.S., what is the significance of that for the shipbuilding industry?
Journal reporter Clarence Leong, thank you so much.
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