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Turkey Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan said President Donald Trump is expected to attend the NATO summit in Ankara in July. In a Bloomberg TV exclusive interview, Fidan also commented on his call with Iranian Foreign Minister Araghchi, saying it will be "extremely difficult" for ceasefire talks to continue after Israel's attack on Hezbollah in Lebanon. He spoke to Bloomberg's Haslinda Amin during a visit to Singapore for a series of high-level diplomatic meetings.

US President Donald Trump remains optimistic on reaching an interim peace deal with Iran soon, saying discussions with Iran continue at a rapid pace despite the Islamic Republic threatening to suspend talks because of Israel's escalating attacks in Lebanon. Tyler Kendall reports on Bloomberg Television.

Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan tells Bloomberg that he expects US President Donald Trump to attend the NATO summit in Ankara next month. "As far as we know he's going to attend," Fidan says during an interview with Haslinda Amin in Singapore. He also discusses the US-Iran war and the prospects for a peace agreement.

Advantech COO and President of the Intelligent Systems Sector Linda Tsai discusses the company's collaboration with Nvidia to power next-generation AI solutions. She also lays out the company's strategic vision behind integrating AI across products and services. Linda speaks with Stephen Engle from the sidelines of 'Computex 2026' in Taipei.

Rolls-Royce's turnaround made Tufan Erginbilgiç one of the most closely-watched CEOs in Europe. He tells Bloomberg's Francine Lacqua that UK companies don't need to move to the US to be successful. The segment is part of his interview on Leaders With Francine Lacqua.

Anna Edwards, Guy Johnson, Tom Mackenzie and Mark Cudmore break down today's key themes for analysts and investors on "Bloomberg: The Opening Trade."

Intel's Lip-Bu Tan highlights why cross-sector partnerships are critical to sustaining a vibrant tech ecosystem.

Arm Holdings Plc Chief Executive Officer Rene Haas says the firm may achieve its target of $15 billion in sales of its own-branded chips earlier than anticipated, reflecting stronger-than-projected demand from the AI boom. Haas speaks to Bloomberg's Stephen Engle on the sidelines of the Computex trade show in Taipei.

Concerns are growing that AI could accelerate job losses as automation spreads across industries. In China, authorities are getting increasingly worried about how large-scale AI transformation might impact the labor market, says Matt Sheehan from the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace.

Senior government officials have warned Russian President Vladimir Putin that spending on the war in Ukraine is on an unaffordable path, the most serious sign of internal division in Moscow since the full-scale invasion began. Bloomberg's Tony Halpin reports.