Haslinda Amin

It was only during the Q&A when he was asked about the deal, that arms deal, which, you know, China took issue with, that he said, you know what, President Trump will decide on that.

I think the fact that he refused to answer that question says everything.

It is a balancing act.

The tone that Hegseth adopted this time around reflects a relationship with China, which is still being redefined.

He talked about how relations are constructive, that China is possibly a partner, and that communications between the two sides are...

It is a balancing act.

The tone that Hexath adopted this time around reflects a relationship with China, which is still being redefined.

He talked about how relations are constructive, that China is possibly a partner, and that communications between the two sides are...

But what's most at risk for the global south?

Is it jobs?

Is it jobs getting eliminated, reshaped?

What exactly is the biggest concern?

Microsoft committing $50 billion by the end of 2030.

What would be the priority for that kind of investment and funding?

All this happening at a time when a lot of people are getting skeptical when it comes to AI.

We talk about how AI will take away the jobs.

We talk about how AI is a technology that's actually enriching the tech titans.

How do you reframe, how should we frame the AI story?

Given what you have just expressed, I'm just wondering how that's shaping the way you hire in the countries that you do business in, like India.

So in an AI future world, would you be hiring more or fewer people?