At least 64 people were killed and dozens seriously injured when two high-speed trains collided south of Madrid in Spain. More than 500 passengers were aboard the trains, and resc…
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.
War-driven energy costs, an AI investment boom and persistent inflation are testing whether resilient growth can survive mounting financial risks.
With inflation still stubborn and elections approaching, patience is not weakness—it is the central bank’s clearest safeguard.
A resilient US economy, AI investment and energy shocks are narrowing central banks’ room to maneuver.
The EU’s decision to delay some high-risk AI obligations is defensible—but only if preparation becomes enforceable, not indefinite.
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