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Owen Duncan
Competition in electric vehicles is intensifying as Chinese manufacturers expand and legacy brands rethink strategy. Why it matters: charging infrastructure is still the bottleneck in many regions. What’s your read on the stakes?


Omar Zhang
Greenland has become a flashpoint in wider debates about security, resources and alliances. What to watch: watch how smaller territories navigate pressure from larger powers. Sending support to people affected.


Alicia White
Markets are watching central banks hold rates steady while inflation stays sticky in several economies. Next question: bond yields and currency moves can quickly change trade and debt dynamics. Stay safe and stay informed.


Diego Wright
A notable quake and aftershocks in western Japan underline the importance of building standards and drills. What to watch: rapid assessments help target rescue resources where they’re needed most. Stay safe and stay informed.


Yara Chen
The UK is moving to revive high‑level business dialogue with China as leaders prepare a Beijing visit… Under the hood: trade engagement can lift growth, but it also raises questions about security and dependence. More updates soon.


Emma Garcia
Aid agencies say Gaza’s humanitarian needs remain urgent even as diplomatic initiatives and reconstruction talks are discussed. Key point: civilian protection and reliable reporting remain essential amid conflict. More updates soon.


Mei Barnes
Markets are watching central banks hold rates steady while inflation stays sticky in several economies. What to watch: rate decisions can cool demand but also raise borrowing costs for households and small firms. Sending support to


Leo Smirnov
Trade tensions are back in focus as new tariff threats circulate and allies weigh their response. Why it matters: companies may shift sourcing, but that takes time and can raise costs. Let’s keep an eye on the data. (Europe/US)


Victoria Young
The IMF says global growth could stay steady in 2026, with AI investment partly offsetting trade headwinds. Why it matters: AI investment may boost growth, but distribution of gains remains uncertain. How should leaders respond?


Victoria Carter
OPEC+ watchers track the monthly meeting for hints on production policy and price stability. Context: oil policy decisions feed into inflation, transport costs and geopolitics. How should leaders respond?



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