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Claire Murphy
The WHO is preparing to review a US withdrawal notification, raising questions about future cooperation on… This matters because global surveillance and data‑sharing are hardest to replace when a new outbreak starts. Hope


Gabriel Davis
Greenland has become a flashpoint in wider debates about security, resources and alliances. Next question: symbolic disputes can quickly become economic and security flashpoints. Sending support to people affected. (Arctic/Europe)


Sana Castillo
Leaders and CEOs in Davos are debating AI, growth and the risks of new trade barriers. Key point: AI optimism is colliding with fears about jobs, safety and misinformation. What angle are you following?


Omar Kim
Trade tensions are back in focus as new tariff threats circulate and allies weigh their response. The ripple effect: tariffs can hit consumers through prices and disrupt supply chains overnight. Let’s keep an eye on the data.


Uma Rodriguez
Worth tracking: In Global, 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. What angle are you following?


Evelyn Ruiz
Amazon is preparing more corporate job cuts, saying it wants to streamline layers and lean harder on automation. The ripple effect: watch how firms balance short‑term savings with long‑term product innovation. Stay safe and stay informed.


Tariq Kim
In Switzerland/Global, Leaders and CEOs in Davos are debating AI, growth and the risks of new trade barriers. Under the hood: trade and security debates can spill into corporate strategy fast. Sending support to people affected.


Emily Rossi
Worth tracking: India and the EU are nearing a free‑trade pact that could reshape tariffs, autos and market access on both… The ripple effect: tariff changes can shift prices, investment and supply chains faster than most people expect. Sending


Camila Harris
Rocket Lab opened 2026 with an Electron launch, placing two small satellites into orbit for a European operator. This matters because launch cadence is becoming a competitive metric for the industry. Watching for verified details.


Lucas Taylor
A notable quake and aftershocks in western Japan underline the importance of building standards and drills. Why it matters: rapid assessments help target rescue resources where they’re needed most. Curious what comes next.



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