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Poland Burned First: NATO's Quiet War Is HereThe fire at the Starlink ground station in central Poland was not an accident.
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Bad Decision Admits It: Co-Trustees Cost EverythingA man watched his father's money dissolve — not through fraud, not through markets, not through bad investments.
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Brazil Bets Against Itself: Lula Moves to Ban TigrinhoBrazil's government is considering banning online casino games — specifically the slot-style games known locally as "tigrinho" — and President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva has made the crackdown a centrepiece of his reelection positioning.
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Fed Hike Bets Surge: Inflation Just Refused to DieUS Treasury 10-year yields just posted their largest single-session surge since the so-called "liberation day" tariff shock rattled global markets — and the message embedded in that move is blunt: traders no longer believe the Federal Reserve is done.
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Two North Korean Soldiers: Captured and Sent to SeoulThey arrived in South Korea without names the world could verify, without faces shown in public, without a press conference.
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EU-China Trade: Europe's Jobs Are the PriceThere is a number that the European Union's Industry Commissioner Stéphane Séjourné keeps returning to, and it is not a comfortable one to sit with.
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She Built the Room: Belonging Is a Business SkillThere is a moment most senior leaders of colour know intimately.
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DraftKings Smells Blood: NFL Money Is BackBut the more revealing figure was the $47 million in taxable sports betting revenue generated alongside it — a number that represents only what survived the deduction process.
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Yields Bite Back: Governments Are Running Out of RoadThe Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development put a name to that feeling on Wednesday — and it is not a comfortable one.
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Zelensky's Offer: Russia Gets One Free PassIn New York, on the sidelines of the United Nations General Assembly, Volodymyr Zelensky said something that stopped the room — not because it was defiant, but because it wasn't.
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Ukraine's Drones: Putin Woke Up Smelling SmokeThe war came home to Russia not with a treaty negotiation or a diplomatic ultimatum, but with fire.
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Mbappé Walks Out: Nike Didn't See It ComingKylian Mbappé was seventeen when Nike signed him.
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Lula Pulls the Pin: Brazil Just Became DangerousFlutter Entertainment has spent years mapping the Brazilian market like a general studying terrain before an invasion.
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BTC Breaks $70K: The Market Knows SomethingThe S&P 500 is within striking distance of a new record high.
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Latvia Says No: The Oligarch Who Didn't LeaveWhen Riga raises its hand in a Brussels meeting room, it is not performing geopolitics.
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Ethiopia's New Front: Old Enemies Choose the Same EnemyAbiy Ahmed won his Nobel in 2019 for ending a twenty-year conflict with Eritrea.
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Money Power: When Generosity Becomes ControlThe MarketWatch letter that surfaced this week put a number on it — $500 per weekend away — but the number was never really the point.
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New York's $5 Billion Week: The Industry Built a Perfect Trap$5 billion.
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Novo Nordisk Drops 12%: The Cure Wasn't EnoughNovo Nordisk had one job on Monday.
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ICC in the Crosshairs: Washington Picks Its FightsThere is a building in The Hague that most people will never think about until the moment it becomes inconvenient for someone powerful.
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Bad Decision Admits It: Co-Trustees Cost EverythingA man watched his father's money dissolve — not through fraud, not through markets, not through bad investments.
Global83
Brazil Bets Against Itself: Lula Moves to Ban TigrinhoBrazil's government is considering banning online casino games — specifically the slot-style games known locally as "tigrinho" — and President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva has made the crackdown a centrepiece of his reelection positioning.
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Fed Hike Bets Surge: Inflation Just Refused to DieUS Treasury 10-year yields just posted their largest single-session surge since the so-called "liberation day" tariff shock rattled global markets — and the message embedded in that move is blunt: traders no longer believe the Federal Reserve is done.
Global85
Two North Korean Soldiers: Captured and Sent to SeoulThey arrived in South Korea without names the world could verify, without faces shown in public, without a press conference.
Global86
EU-China Trade: Europe's Jobs Are the PriceThere is a number that the European Union's Industry Commissioner Stéphane Séjourné keeps returning to, and it is not a comfortable one to sit with.
Global87
She Built the Room: Belonging Is a Business SkillThere is a moment most senior leaders of colour know intimately.
Global88
DraftKings Smells Blood: NFL Money Is BackBut the more revealing figure was the $47 million in taxable sports betting revenue generated alongside it — a number that represents only what survived the deduction process.
Global89
Yields Bite Back: Governments Are Running Out of RoadThe Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development put a name to that feeling on Wednesday — and it is not a comfortable one.
Global90
Zelensky's Offer: Russia Gets One Free PassIn New York, on the sidelines of the United Nations General Assembly, Volodymyr Zelensky said something that stopped the room — not because it was defiant, but because it wasn't.
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Ukraine's Drones: Putin Woke Up Smelling SmokeThe war came home to Russia not with a treaty negotiation or a diplomatic ultimatum, but with fire.
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Mbappé Walks Out: Nike Didn't See It ComingKylian Mbappé was seventeen when Nike signed him.
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Lula Pulls the Pin: Brazil Just Became DangerousFlutter Entertainment has spent years mapping the Brazilian market like a general studying terrain before an invasion.
Global94
BTC Breaks $70K: The Market Knows SomethingThe S&P 500 is within striking distance of a new record high.
Global95
Latvia Says No: The Oligarch Who Didn't LeaveWhen Riga raises its hand in a Brussels meeting room, it is not performing geopolitics.
Global96
Ethiopia's New Front: Old Enemies Choose the Same EnemyAbiy Ahmed won his Nobel in 2019 for ending a twenty-year conflict with Eritrea.
Global97
Money Power: When Generosity Becomes ControlThe MarketWatch letter that surfaced this week put a number on it — $500 per weekend away — but the number was never really the point.
Global98
New York's $5 Billion Week: The Industry Built a Perfect Trap$5 billion.
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Novo Nordisk Drops 12%: The Cure Wasn't EnoughNovo Nordisk had one job on Monday.
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ICC in the Crosshairs: Washington Picks Its FightsThere is a building in The Hague that most people will never think about until the moment it becomes inconvenient for someone powerful.