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  1. Geoeconomic Confrontation: #1 Global Risk in 2026 | WEF

    Geoeconomic Confrontation: #1 Global Risk in 2026 | WEF

    WEF's 2026 Global Risks Report ranks geoeconomic confrontation as the #1 short-term risk, as trade fragments into US, China, and EU blocs. 72% of trade pros cite US tariff volatility as key. Learn how semiconductor controls,...

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  2. Strait of Hormuz Shock: 2026 Conflict Reshapes Global Economy

    Strait of Hormuz Shock: 2026 Conflict Reshapes Global Economy

    The 2026 Strait of Hormuz closure triggered the largest oil supply disruption in history, with Brent surging past $115. IMF slashed global growth to 3.1%. Learn how energy, food security, and defense spending are being reshaped.

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  3. Critical Minerals Reckoning: Can FORGE Break China's Rare Earth Grip?

    Critical Minerals Reckoning: Can FORGE Break China's Rare Earth Grip?

    At the February 2026 Critical Minerals Ministerial, 54 nations launched FORGE with coordinated price floors and Project Vault's $12B reserve to counter China's 90% rare earth processing dominance. Can these initiatives break...

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  4. EU AI Act Goes Live: Reshaping Global Tech Governance

    EU AI Act Goes Live: Reshaping Global Tech Governance

    The EU AI Act becomes fully enforceable in August 2026, imposing penalties up to 7% of global revenue. This article analyzes how the risk-tiered regime reshapes global tech governance through the Brussels Effect, and examines...

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  5. EU AI Act Compliance Cliff: 78% Unprepared for August 2026

    EU AI Act Compliance Cliff: 78% Unprepared for August 2026

    78% of enterprises are unprepared for the EU AI Act's August 2026 deadline. 83% lack AI system inventories, 74% have no governance body. Penalties reach €35M or 7% of global turnover. Learn compliance steps now.

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  6. Critical Minerals Chessboard: How 2026 Race for Rare Earths Reshapes Power

    Critical Minerals Chessboard: How 2026 Race for Rare Earths Reshapes Power

    China controls 70% of rare earth output and 90% of processing. In Feb 2026, the U.S. launched FORGE with 54 nations, signed 11 bilateral deals, and mobilized $30B+ to counter Beijing's stranglehold on critical minerals...

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