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Siobhán Delaney

Pressure for F126 Renegotiation Amid Fears of a Capability Gap Maritime Supremacy Ambitions Through Serial Acquisitions of Strategic European Shipyards Rheinmetall’s Expanding Clout Across Germany’s Security Policy Side render

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Matthew Reuter

China’s Semiconductor Sector Races to Secure Compatibility With DeepSeek V4 China’s Government Accelerates State-Led Growth by Integrating Semiconductor Supply Chains Under U.S.

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Tyler Hansbrough

Panthalassa Raises $140 Million in Series B Round FDCs Emerge as AI-Era Alternative, Offering Independent Energy Supply and Efficient Cooling Technical Constraints Such as Communication Speeds and Maintenance Remain Pronounced, With Regulatory Confusion Also Expected

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Aoife Brennan

MOU Under Review for U.S.-Iran Ceasefire and Nuclear Negotiations Fragile Oil Supply Chains Unlikely to Stabilize Quickly UAE’s Departure From OPEC Raises Prospect of Accelerated Producer Output Analysts say the United States and Iran are movin

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Anne-Marie Nicholson

EU Agrees to Phase Out Chinese Inverters and Telecom Equipment Over Cybersecurity Risks Brussels Expands Investment Barriers Through Industrial Accelerator Act and Cuts Advanced Research Cooperation Drive to Reduce Dependence on China and Reinforce Domestic Manufacturing Competitiveness Accelerates

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Siobhán Delaney

Chips Are Growing Hotter and Larger: “Plastic Can No Longer Withstand It” Glass Substrates Emerge as the ‘Universal Fix’ for AI’s Biggest Heat Challenge Thinner Packaging Possible Without an Intermediate Interposer Competition among dom

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The Economy Ed…

Cross-border capital buffers can make one country safer while shifting risk to another Multinational banks expose the limits of national financial regulation Global coordination is now the hardest test for macroprudential policy

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The Economy Ed…

R&D tax credits and direct subsidies are not the same tool Tax credits help profitable firms; subsidies help projects start Innovation policy must match support to cash needs, not labels In 2024, China passed the milestone o

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The Economy Ed…

Rare earth security should not become costly self-sufficiency Japan’s deep-sea push shows the price of replacing China The smarter path is allied supply, processing, recycling and stockpiles The danger of rare earth security i

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The Economy Ed…

Fed independence is now central to the dollar’s credibility Political pressure on the Fed can weaken trust, raise risk, and hurt currency value For a reserve-currency country, protecting the central bank is also protecting national financial power

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Anne-Marie Nicholson

Military base-sharing framework established by the two countries Relationship bound by energy and arms supply chains Expansion of strategic coordination to check China’s rise India and Russia, which have maintained a traditionally friendly r

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Siobhán Delaney

China Prioritizes Speed Over Technological Sophistication Subsidy-Driven ‘China Speed’ Accelerates Technology Acquisition Post-Mass Production Era Ushers in Profitability Stress Test China’s humanoid robotics industry is confronting a

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The Economy Ed…

Hormuz inflation depends on reopening speed Fast trade recovery could ease price pressure Policy should track ships before overreacting Every day, an average of 20 million barrels of oil and products pass through Horm

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The Economy Ed…

Oil shocks are real supply shocks They spread through transport, food and industry Policy must reduce forced oil dependence The most relevant number in the oil debate today is not the day-to-day price of Brent but rather 20.9 millio

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The Economy Ed…

The Iran war has made fossil fuel dependence a direct economic risk for Asia Renewable energy competition is now central to growth, inflation control and energy security China will gain, but India can compete too

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The Economy Ed…

Japan’s hydrogen strategy is not just climate policy; it is a sovereignty bet Solar is cheaper today, but Japan fears dependence on China-led clean-tech supply chains The real task is to expand renewables while keeping hydrogen only for sectors where it can truly cut emissions

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Oliver Griffin

China Suspends New Autonomous Vehicle Permits Following Robotaxi Service Breakdown China’s Rapidly Expanding Autonomous Driving Sector Prioritized Competition Over Safety Validation Concerns Mount Beyond the Robotaxi Industry to China’s Broader AI Capabilities

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Tyler Hansbrough

German Auto Sector Reels From Collapse in Chinese Demand, Supply Chains Simultaneously Destabilized China Surges Ahead in EV Race as EU Electrification Mandates and High-Cost Structure Tighten Pressure Berlin Launches Full-Scale Countermeasures, Redirecting Manufacturing Base Toward Defense Production

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Aoife Brennan

Musk continues arguing in court that OpenAI violated the purpose of his donation OpenAI, desperate to secure funding, effectively moved toward commercialization over several years OpenAI flatly rejects Musk’s claims as “sabotage aimed at supporting Grok’s growth”

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The Economy Ed…

Judge CEO pay by market cycles, not outrage High pay can reflect real risk and value saved Boards must reward skill, not market luck One number puts reason out of count on why the

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