Jim Christie

President Trump has made an offer to Europe. Buy our energy—a lot of our energy—and we can call off the trade war. In reality, it isn’t so simple. https://t.co/jWYrnIh0ek via @WSJ

In secret meeting, China acknowledged role in U.S. infrastructure hacks https://t.co/IBIgqRcRZt via @WSJ

Ocean carriers and the U.S. Navy are struggling to find sailors for U.S.-registered ships https://t.co/JzqFJ21aNL via @WSJ

Chinese factories say U.S. customers will have to absorb higher costs as disruptions from the trade war spread https://t.co/aQXVKNhNOX via @WSJ

North Korean soldiers fighting Ukrainians are getting crucial combat experience and learning modern warfare tactics and skills. https://t.co/YvrLY0xvID via @WSJ

In the years since President Trump’s first trade war with China, Beijing has built an arsenal of tools to hit the U.S. where it hurts. Now, it is getting ready to deploy them in full.  https://t.co/R0Boa17FDk via @WSJ

Mineral riches are turning the Democratic Republic of Congo—already a region plagued by militia violence—into a battleground https://t.co/lVBbisoRFC via @WSJ

Americans have amassed $35 trillion of wealth in their homes, yet many feel less well off because of it https://t.co/Jd91Zw5lDr via @WSJ

Eyal Zamir is preparing to deploy tens of thousands of soldiers across Gaza in a major ground offensive to occupy land and root out the remaining Hamas militants https://t.co/beK1tGiPs2 via @WSJ

North Korea’s crypto hackers are both patient and brazen, investigators say, combing through employees’ social-media pages to devise scams https://t.co/EwYxzKsLbK via @WSJ

President Trump’s pursuit of breakneck diplomacy to end the war in Ukraine is colliding with Moscow and Kyiv’s go-slow approach https://t.co/2ub70Kt7LT via @WSJ

Iyad ag Ghali wrote the lyrics of a hit song for a band that has shared the stage with U2’s Bono and Led Zeppelin’s Robert Plant. He now leads one of the world’s most deadly al Qaeda franchises. https://t.co/hR3rUsKdDe via @WSJ

Facing a threat from Russia and a rift with the U.S., European capitals are looking the other way as Turkey cracks down on democratic opposition https://t.co/X2priPyYhy via @WSJ

Trump wants more NATO spending—roads and bridges might offer a path https://t.co/HGAVwOBV4m via @WSJ

After JD Vance expressed disdain for Europe in a private text chat about the Yemen attack, officials are coming to terms with a vocal vice president whose antipathy for Europe appears to run deep https://t.co/EutRiWzfWD via @WSJ

Britain and France are faltering in their campaign to persuade other European allies to send troops into Ukraine to secure any peace deal https://t.co/DkMSPJ4EXB via @WSJ

Europe has long relied on the U.S. nuclear umbrella. Now doubts about Trump’s commitment are upending those calculations. https://t.co/bYoCmbjpg4 via @WSJ