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The oil price cap reduced Russian oil revenue without cutting global supply Oil producers adjust extraction timing based on future price expectations The oil price cap increased volatility but did not raise global oil prices

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Tariff uncertainty is the real cost of U.S. trade policy Asian economies must diversify trade partners Some firms reduce risk by producing in the United States In 2024, according to the U.S.

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Anne-Marie Nicholson

Russia’s Expanding Military Capabilities Bringing All of Europe Within Nuclear Range Modernization of France’s Nuclear Deterrent and Forward Deployment to Allied Territory Establishment of a Europe-Centered Autonomous Deterrence Architecture Through Continental Security Leadership

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Siobhán Delaney

Retaliation Continues Despite Khamenei’s Death “No Time Limit” Signal Delivered in Tandem Bid to Recast U.S.

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The Economy Ed…

U.S. interest in Ukraine is about protecting system stability, not just territory Support for Ukraine strengthens deterrence, alliances, and the U.S.

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Nuclear escalation risks now stem from fragile systems, not just intent Drones and misinformation shrink decision time and raise miscalculation Education can reduce nuclear escalation risks through civic resilience At the start of

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The Economy Ed…

Ukraine lessons for US military planning show that cheap drones and mass artillery now shape modern war Deterrence today depends on industrial scale, resilient logistics, and decentralized command Future conflicts will reward forces that combine high-end power with attrition resilience

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The Economy Ed…

Ukraine EU membership hinges less on speed and more on credible sequencing Reconstruction costs, public opinion, and veto politics demand phased and enforceable integration A structured, conditional pathway can secure Ukraine’s future while protecting EU cohesion

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David O'Neill

India labour formalization is redefining the country’s economic base Without social protection and skills, it will stall Done right, it secures growth and worker protection It is estimated that around 90% of Indian workers a

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Stefan Schneider

Security concerns overshadowed by political confrontationU.S. seen laying groundwork for potential tariff action

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Stefan Schneider

Limits of an internal combustion–centered strategy delay innovationSubsidy cliff triggers sales plunge and rising financial strain

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Aoife Brennan

Japan Mounts All-Out Push for Semiconductor Self-Reliance Through R&D Hub Development Will Japan’s Materials, Components and Equipment Sector, a Pillar of the Global Supply Chain, Further Expand Its Market Dominance? Massive Capital Injections Flow to Foundries Including TSMC and Rapidus

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The Economy Ed…

Europe must take greater responsibility for its own defence Higher spending alone will not guarantee security Real safety requires deeper European coordination European defense spending has seen a rapid increase, with

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The Economy Ed…

A US security guarantee for Ukraine must be credible and long term Twenty years is a recovery window, not a privilege Without enforceable guarantees, peace will remain fragile When Ukraine requests a 20-year security

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Ukraine political stability will decide whether peace holds Support for a ceasefire depends on sovereignty and security guarantees Without trust and accountability, any deal will fail A key survey finding should inform any disc

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The Economy Ed…

A summer deal may meet deadlines but risk a fragile peace Costs, casualties, and public opinion demand sequencing, not spectacle Durable peace needs verification and guarantees—not a rushed signature The staggering cost of r

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The Economy Ed…

Russia’s economy is under strain, not collapse High rates and fading growth reveal deep structural limits behind wartime output Only calibrated economic pressure paired with credible exit paths can alter the Kremlin’s incentives

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Erik Van der Meer

Political upheaval has lasting economic costs Institutional instability weakens growth and human capital Protecting governance and education reduces long-term damage The ripple impacts of a single event can reshape national dis

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Aoife Brennan

Israel Unveils ‘Hexagonal Alliance’ Blueprint, Seeking Security Realignment New Cooperative Framework Aimed at Counterbalancing Iran, Deemed ‘Primary Security Threat’ Escalating U.S.-Iran Military Confrontation Fuels Fears of Full-Scale Conflict

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Siobhán Delaney

108 Minutes, the Longest Presidential Address in History Emphasis on Economic, Tariff, Immigration, Diplomatic, and Military Achievements Hardline Stance Likely to Persist with Midterm Milestone in View U.S.

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