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Federal-State Power Clash Escalates “Worst Crisis Since the 1992 LA Riots” Anti-Immigration Policies Spark Social Unrest Marines from the 7th Regiment, 1st Ma

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"Global Auto Production at Risk Due to Rare Earth Export Controls" "China’s Ministry of Commerce to Expedite Rare Earth Export Permits for EU Companies" "China’s Rare Earth Card Sends Shockwaves Beyond the U.S.

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Rising Likelihood of a Chinese Invasion of Taiwan China May Launch a Surprise Attack Disguised as Military Exercises Chinese Media: "Taiwan Could Collapse Without a Fight" The spe

Intent to Strengthen Effectiveness of Export Controls Global Production Lines at Risk of Paralysis Mounting Likelihood of Real Economic Shocks What began as a battle over semicon

U.S.-Russia Summit Call Discusses Ukraine’s Surprise Attack Trump: “It Was Not a Conversation That Would Lead to Immediate Peace” Putin: “Stressed the Need to Respond to Recent Airbase Attacks”

Europe’s Lost Engine of Economic Growth Stagnant Innovation Infrastructure Slows Corporate Expansion Lack of Global Tech Giants Hampers Economic Momentum Once a powerhouse of scientific

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“Steel Tariff Hike Announced After Accusing China of Breaching Agreement” “25% Tariff System Had Loopholes; Hike Will Prevent Evasion” “Approval of Nippon Steel–U.S.

Drone attacks on four Russian Air Force bases Ukraine may be abandoning its strategy to undermine negotiations Trump's diplomatic card at risk of disappearing The second round of peace tal

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Q1 EV Battery Market Chinese Companies Capture 67.5% Share China’s Dominance Strategy Led by CATL CATL battery factory located in Thuringia, Germany / Photo: CATL

India Launches Caste-Based Population Census A Measure to Enhance the Precision of Welfare Policies Educational Polarization Undermining Future Growth For the first time since gai

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