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Aoife Brennan

Fed Governor Stephen Miran says the U.S. may need more rate cuts No. 2 at the Fed calls the stance “appropriate,” while others argue for holding rates U.S.

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Matthew Reuter

The European Commission remains silent as Germany and others seek direct channels European industrial competitiveness trapped by Green Deal regulations Loss of decision-making power between great powers becomes reality, strategic autonomy recedes

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Stefan Schneider

Internal shift in perception around “quasi-tourism businesses”From ad removals to property closures, administrative actions accumulate

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Tyler Hansbrough

Google’s “Gemini 3” rapidly gains ground, prompting OpenAI to move up the release of “GPT-5.2” As the generative AI race heats up, Google holds an edge when model performance is broadly comparable OpenAI steps up its counterplay, from a Disney licensing deal to an intensified talent push

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Anne-Marie Nicholson

China mobilizes state-led investment and infrastructure U.S.

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Niamh O’Sullivan

Shrinking international support and fiscal constraintsTalks enter phase of fine-tuning terms with Russia

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Aoife Brennan

China’s J-10C falters in maneuvering against India’s Rafale fighters In May, Rafales were reportedly downed by Chinese-made jets and missiles Global arms demand looks for new suppliers, with some shifting toward South Korea The competit

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Siobhán Delaney

Accumulating AI investment excess distorting capital structures Growth illusion created by supply leading demand An imminent value repricing phase for the AI industry Concerns over an “AI bubble” driven by overheated investment in the artif

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Niamh O’Sullivan

Pricing and mass-production capacity offset earlier weaknessesPotential opening of a Samsung–SK Hynix duopoly

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Ethan McGowan

China centralizes iron ore power Simandou adds leverage and options Train procurement to protect budgets In late 2025, China, which accounts for almost three-quarters of the world's seaborne iron ore trade, showed its str

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David O'Neill

Raise base pay to close gaps and stabilize schools Use low-bias bonuses to retain high-impact teachers in hard posts Pair pay reform with clean screening and clear metrics to lift quality We’re facing a serious probl

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David O'Neill

Leadership brings the trading edge; power beats tips Buys precede contracts, sales precede heat—disclosure failed Ban lawmakers’ individual stocks or require true blind trusts Here's the thing that screams out at

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Stefan Schneider

Mining access secured in exchange for security supportPeace mediation, stability, and national reconstruction as justification

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Matthew Reuter

Ionic MT Confirms North America’s Largest Estimated Rare Earth Deposit China Controls the Entire Global Value Chain, Making a Rapid Reset Unlikely Trump Administration Expands Private-Sector Investment to Pursue “Rare Earth Self-Sufficiency”

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Aoife Brennan

China’s Vanke faces a default scare after creditors reject a debt-extension plan China’s property market stays in a deep chill—transactions freeze, prices slide, listings pile up Beijing vows to build a “strong domestic market,” doubling down on stimulus

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Anne-Marie Nicholson

South Korea bets on technological edge, accelerated delivery, and whole-of-government coordination as its decisive play Germany counters with a long-horizon package tied to Norway and an industry-linked counteroffensive EU moves to harden intra-European self-sufficiency underpinned by the SAFE fund

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Niamh O’Sullivan

Targeting a simultaneous rebound in memory and foundryTSMC raises prices backed by near-monopoly power

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Oliver Griffin

Unanimous Economist Call for a Hike, Political Green Light and Recovery Cement Move to 0.75% With 10-Year JGB Yields Pre-Pricing at 1.97%, Yen-Carry Unwind Shock Likely Contained; Crypto Markets Brace for Higher Volatility As “Super-Weak Yen” Fades, Korea’s Autos and Shipbuilding Eye Competitiveness Rebound, but Won-Yen Co-Movement and Technology Gap Remain Constraints

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Tyler Hansbrough

Japan joins the humanoid race late after ceding early ground to China China leads the humanoid market on volume, but questions linger over performance Shunning EV hype, Japan again bets on perfectionism in humanoids Japan, long a leader in r

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Niamh O’Sullivan

Emphasis on legitimacy, self-confidence, and principlesTechnological great-power status feeds diplomatic confidence

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