#China# has launched an international alliance to strengthen cooperation against telecom and online fraud, bringing together law enforcement agencies and partners to improve coordination and cross-border enforcement. #AntiFraud# #InternationalCooperation#

Officials from all 27 EU 🇪🇺 member states are set to meet in Brussels on Thursday to discuss international rules for advanced AI and receive a technical briefing on recent AI incidents. The EU discussions are expected to focus on international coordination through organizations including the G7, G20 and United Nations. Europe already regulates advanced AI through its AI Act. The European Commission began enforcing parts of the law in August, while the European AI Board brings together representatives from each member state to coordinate implementation. EU tech chief Henna Virkkunen has also called for greater international cooperation on AI regulation and interoperability to avoid fragmented rules across countries. Source: POLITICO

At today’s G7 Summit in France I engaged in talks addressing developments in the Middle East and the importance of ongoing international cooperation to safeguard regional and global peace and security. I thank President @EmmanuelMacron for the invitation to this vital forum and reaffirm the UAE’s continued focus on fostering strategic partnerships for a resilient, stable, and prosperous future for all.

We mark the 81st anniversary of the atomic bombing of Hiroshima at a time when nuclear sabers are rattled once again in the name of power & coercion. But peace is not secured through fear & might. It's built through trust, diplomacy, international cooperation & an unwavering commitment to international law. Let’s choose dialogue over division & cooperation over confrontation to move closer to a world where the tragedy of Hiroshima is never repeated.

"To get back on course and help anchor a changing world, America should now embrace what one might call 'multilateralism-lite.' International cooperation remains necessary for solving global problems like trade, global warming, and AI regulation, but the United States cannot rely on bureaucratic and slow-moving institutions like the U.N. to address these problems," writes CFR expert @CharlesKupchan for @RStatecraft. "As global power diffuses, the United States must for now set aside efforts to spread republican ideals and instead work with other nations — democracies and autocracies alike — to fashion a pluralistic and ideologically diverse global order," he writes.