At least 33 people were killed when Russian bombs struck a school building in southeastern Ukraine where civilians had taken shelter, according to Ukrainian officials. The attack …
War, trade, AI, and climate shocks converged on a week that exposed the limits of global coordination.
War, elections, markets, AI, and energy all moved at once — and none moved cleanly.
New safeguards for high-risk systems show why governments must coordinate without freezing useful innovation.
As governments promise faster adaptation, disputes over finance and fossil fuels threaten to weaken the next phase of global climate action.
As COP31 approaches, governments must treat a temporary breach of 1.5°C as a reason to move faster—not an excuse to retreat.
Energy shocks are weakening growth while artificial-intelligence investment lifts selected economies, widening the gap between winners and losers.
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