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Niamh O’Sullivan

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Niamh O’Sullivan is an Irish editor at The Economy, covering global policy and institutional reform. She studied sociology and European studies at Trinity College Dublin, and brings experience in translating academic and policy content for wider audiences. Her editorial work supports multilingual accessibility and contextual reporting.

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Surging capital investment, including the emergence of 100-year bondsDebate over hidden liabilities and funding sources gains momentum

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Proposal centers on an “energy + currency + policy” economic allianceWar costs, sanctions pressure, and frozen assets add complexity

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The prospect of AI replacing decision-making and execution functions comes into focusAnthropic unveils an agent capable of “doing virtually anything”

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Setback to Currency-Based Expansion of ‘Coin Hub’ StrategyOpen Listings in Name, But a Gap Between Policy and Market Reality

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Production cuts in consumer NAND → price surge and supply instabilitySupercycle expectations accelerate capital investment

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First New Reactor in 25 Years Signals Industrial Re-entryPower Supply Instability and Cost Pressures Rise After Nuclear Phaseout

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“First mass production of HBM4” restores confidence in technologyCommodity DRAM selected as the profit engine

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Most powerful executive branch to date takes shape “Takaichi power” fuels prospects of long-term rule

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Unified decision-making, reporting, and collaboration frameworkKorean-language–centric system overhauled to global standards

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Policy language hardens around “reducing dependence on the opposing bloc”Repeated boundary-setting weakens the premise of an integrated market

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U.S. visa tightening cuts off long-term settlement pathsIndia absorbs returning talent as a core growth asset

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Despite a $6 billion loss, Ford opts to “keep the factories”Battery strategy shifts away from EVs

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Aggressive expansion of DRAM production linesParallel push into high–value-added memory segments

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Market intervention moves into a phase of depleted ammunitionConstraints on banks’ and companies’ foreign-currency operations likely

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Entering a Phase of Precise Replication of Human Physical Conditions Dual Strategy Combining Mass-Market Expansion and Premium Models Proving Technology While Targeting High-Value Profitability Zhuoyide Robotics’ humanoid

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“Serious talks underway” signal eases tensionsBreak from $130-a-barrel outlook

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Headline growth masks economic contractionOvercapacity-driven “push exports” hit structural limits

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Weather-independent risk of repetition growsIndustrial backlash fuels policy–market friction

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Internal Fed candidates lose momentumRate views and policy outlook shaped by experience

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“Superior in delivery timelines, maintenance, and operations”China factor rapidly reshaping Southeast Asia’s security environment

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