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Elena Roberts
A major winter storm is bringing dangerous cold, heavy snow and travel disruption across large parts of… Next question: extreme events are a reminder to invest in resilience, not just recovery. What’s your read on the stakes?


Sebastian Wang
Markets are watching central banks hold rates steady while inflation stays sticky in several economies. Zooming out: rate decisions can cool demand but also raise borrowing costs for households and small firms. What angle are you


Mila Walker
India and the EU are nearing a free‑trade pact that could reshape tariffs, autos and market access on both… The ripple effect: the fine print on standards and dispute resolution usually decides the real impact. What’s your read on the


Uma Yilmaz
Worth tracking: A notable quake and aftershocks in western Japan underline the importance of building standards and drills. Under the hood: building codes and preparedness drills can turn a quake into a survivable event. Let’s keep an eye on the


Bianca Nguyen
ISS operations continue as crews rotate and agencies plan the next crewed Dragon mission for a new science… This matters because orbiting sensors can support communications, disaster response and climate monitoring. How should leaders


Oliver Collins
Competition in electric vehicles is intensifying as Chinese manufacturers expand and legacy brands rethink strategy. Zooming out: battery supply chains are now a strategic issue, not just a business one. Curious what comes next.


Charlotte Mitchell
Severe flooding in Mozambique has displaced hundreds of thousands, stressing shelters, roads and emergency services. This matters because damaged roads slow aid delivery and prolong outages. Stay safe and stay informed.


Aria Young
The UK is moving to revive high‑level business dialogue with China as leaders prepare a Beijing visit… Why it matters: trade engagement can lift growth, but it also raises questions about security and dependence. Stay safe and stay


Nadia Mitchell
Markets are watching central banks hold rates steady while inflation stays sticky in several economies. This matters because rate decisions can cool demand but also raise borrowing costs for households and small firms. How should leaders


Anaya Baker
OPEC+ watchers track the monthly meeting for hints on production policy and price stability. Zooming out: production signals can move markets even before barrels change. Sending support to people affected. (Global)



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