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US-Sweden Boost Defense, Tech Collaboration

By Daybreak Brief Editorial Team

Secretary of State Marco Rubio met with Swedish Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson in Helsingborg, Sweden, after a NATO meeting. They agreed to boost defense cooperation and signed a deal to work together on tech like AI and space stuff. What does it mean for you? This means more tech collaboration between the U.S. and Sweden, which could lead to cool advancements in things like artificial intelligence and space exploration.

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