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Tyler Hansbrough

India Expands Support for Advanced Industries, Including Electronics and AI U.S.

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Siobhán Delaney

U.S. Commerce Department and USTR Review Alternative Legal Basis to Replace IEEPA Even Conservative Justices Question Presidential Authority Defeat Could Trigger Refunds and a Wave of Litigation The administration of U.S.

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Keith Lee

Russia–North Korea ties and Arctic shipping are reshaping the US–South Korea alliance The Northern Sea Route turns the Arctic into a new strategic front Education and policy must integrate Arctic routes into Korean security planning

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David O'Neill

China quietly rations rare earths through strict export paperwork, not formal bans Its dominance in mining and magnet production turns bureaucracy into global leverage Schools and policymakers must plan for lasting supply risk and build alternative sources

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Niamh O’Sullivan

China attempts to isolate Japan on the diplomatic stageCorporate efforts overshadowed by deep reliance on China

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Aoife Brennan

European Countries Rapidly Expand Defense Spending Fiscal Deterioration and Stagnant Growth Raise Alarms Over Economic Security U.S.

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Siobhán Delaney

Unprecedented Joint Declaration Adopted on Opening Day of G20 Summit European and Asian Leaders Attend Despite Trump’s Boycott Reaffirmation of Multilateralism Against U.S.

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David O'Neill

The US relies on an H-1B talent pipeline its schools cannot replace New H-1B fees push global talent toward rival countries building strong education–innovation systems Without opening visas and fixing public education, the US will lose its tech edge

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Keith Lee

Military spending is surging, and the Russia–China axis tightens A Germany–Japan security alliance is lawful, networked, and unlike the 1930s Link logistics, energy, and industry to turn budgets into credible deterrence In 2024, th

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Matthew Reuter

China Denounces Takaichi’s Remarks as Interference in Internal Affairs “China Retains Ample Retaliatory Measures Against Japan” Most Powerful Option Still on the Table: Rare-Earth Sanctions China has escalated its multidimensional retaliati

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Niamh O’Sullivan

Concern over FX instability drives demand for reservesAnxiety grows over insufficient reserve levels

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Niamh O’Sullivan

Move interpreted as prioritizing supply-chain stabilityAccumulated frictions only temporarily contained

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Siobhán Delaney

Witkoff Leads Drafting of the Proposal Ukraine to Cede Entire Donbas and Cut Forces by Half Harsher Terms Than August Alaska Talks A draft ceasefire proposal for the war in Ukraine, jointly prepared by U.S.

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David O'Neill

Public R&D crowd-in effect primes private investment and productivity growth Cuts and freezes break the catalyst, raising risk and slowing diffusion Protect catalytic grants, require private matching, and use procurement to anchor demand

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Niamh O’Sullivan

“Structural reforms needed to preserve national competitiveness”Stagnant labor supply amid rapid manufacturing innovation

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Ethan McGowan

India hedges: the U.S.

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David O'Neill

Asia practiced tariff diplomacy: public deference, private deals China’s rare-earth grip set the terms, yielding a short truce and modest tariff relief Schools should hedge purchases and teach the supply-chain math behind these negotiations

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