In a bold move, U.S. President Donald Trump is likely to reauthorize Turkey to purchase F-35 stealth fighters, overturning his own seven-year-old ban. This decision is expected during the NATO summit in Ankara.
Simultaneously, Canada takes strides towards military independence by selecting ThyssenKrupp Marine Systems, along with Norwegian and German support, to construct a new fleet of submarines. This marks Canada’s effort to decrease reliance on the United States.
On the commercial front, Walmart announced major price reductions on various goods, a strategy that intertwines with President Trump’s attempts to claim credit during the country’s 250th anniversary. Meanwhile, Samsung Electronics reports a massive leap in profits from last year, thanks to the rising demand for artificial intelligence-driven memory chips.
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