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Chinese battery exports face headwinds; can Korean makers narrow gap in Europe

China\'s battery industry is facing narrowing export routes as Beijing withdraws tax support for mainstream lithium-ion batteries and shifts focus to next-generation technologies, while the European Union moves to curb exports of Chinese hybrid and plug-in hybrid cars. Analysts say Korean battery makers with production bases in Europe may get a chance to narrow the price gap. The EU also plans tougher origin requirements for subsidies, raising pressure on Korean firms to localise sourcing.

AI & Enterprise

UK MI5 warns of AI threat as hostile foreign security threats quadruple in 10 years

Britain\'s MI5 warned that threats from hostile foreign powers such as Russia and Iran are rising sharply and could be intensified by the misuse of AI. MI5 Director General Ken McCallum said the workload from foreign state-related security cases has quadrupled over the past decade and that MI5 is committing more resources than during the Cold War. MI5 also cited arrests linked to Iran and launched an AI Threat Assessment Centre this year.

Industry

U.S. and Iran account for 86 percent of global military drone exports

The United States ranked first in global military drone exports over the past four years, but Iran surged ahead last year, data showed. An analysis of Stockholm International Peace Research Institute arms transfer statistics found the United States exported 7,592 military drones in 2022-2025, ahead of Iran with 6,800 and Germany with 1,000. Together, the United States and Iran accounted for about 86 percent of exports, with most shipments linked to the war in Ukraine.