(Washington Comprehensive News) U.S. government officials and former officials revealed that President Trump now wants to build a "Golden Fleet" to replace the current ship combination to better deal with China and other potential future threats.

(Air Force One) - U.S. President Donald Trump hopes his talks with Chinese President Xi Jinping will result in a "comprehensive agreement." He also hinted that he may meet with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un during his visit to the Korean Peninsula.

JERUSALEM (AP) — Israel carried out airstrikes in central Gaza on Saturday, saying the strikes were aimed at thwarting an attack by Palestinian militants there, an incident that once again highlighted the fragility of the Gaza ceasefire.

(Tokyo Comprehensive News) Japan's new Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi had her first phone call with US President Trump on Saturday. The two agreed to further strengthen the Japan-US alliance and elevate the relationship to a new level.

(Moscow/Kyiv) Russian President Vladimir Putin announced that the new nuclear-powered cruise missile, the "Petrel," with a range of 14,000 kilometers, has completed final testing, praising the weapon's unique capabilities.

(Bloomberg, Hanoi) - The Australian government has allocated A$83.5 million (S$71 million) to build cybersecurity capabilities in the Indo-Pacific region, noting that global cooperation is key to combating the growing sophistication and complexity of cybercrime.

(Bloomberg, New York) Nearly 50 bipartisan U.S. economists, including former Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke and former Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen, filed a brief with the U.S. Supreme Court, requesting the overturn of U.S. President Trump's policy of reciprocal tariffs imposed on global trading partners.

(Washington Comprehensive News) After US President Trump terminated the trade negotiations between the two countries due to dissatisfaction with Canada's anti-tariff advertisements, he announced that he would impose a 10% tariff on Canadian goods.