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  1. China's Futuristic Sail-Less Nuclear Submarine Revealed in 2026

    China's Futuristic Sail-Less Nuclear Submarine Revealed in 2026

    China has built a revolutionary sail-less nuclear submarine at Shanghai's Jiangnan Shipyard, spotted via satellite in June 2026. The 120-meter vessel features X-shaped rudders and reduced drag for enhanced stealth, marking a...

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  2. Xi Jinping to North Korea: China Reasserts Control in 2026

    Xi Jinping to North Korea: China Reasserts Control in 2026

    Xi Jinping visits North Korea June 8-9, 2026, for first summit in 7 years. China reasserts influence as Pyongyang deepens Russia ties, expands nuclear arsenal to 50 warheads.

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  3. AI Risk Surges to Top 5 in WEF Global Risks Report 2026

    AI Risk Surges to Top 5 in WEF Global Risks Report 2026

    AI risk jumped from 30th to 5th in the WEF Global Risks Report 2026 — the largest single-year move ever. Learn what's driving the surge and what it means for global stability.

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  4. Australia Rabbit Plague: Virus Resistance Sparks Crisis

    Australia Rabbit Plague: Virus Resistance Sparks Crisis

    Australia's rabbit population surges toward 250 million as virus resistance renders myxomatosis and calicivirus ineffective. Without urgent funding for new biocontrols, experts warn of catastrophic ecological and economic damage.

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  5. Global South Weaponizes Critical Mineral Leverage in 2026

    Global South Weaponizes Critical Mineral Leverage in 2026

    Global South nations like Indonesia, Chile, DRC, and Zimbabwe are weaponizing critical mineral leverage in 2026, demanding domestic processing and higher revenue shares. This strategic pivot reshapes US-China rivalry and clean...

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  6. EU Carbon Border Tax: CBAM Reshapes Global Trade in 2026

    EU Carbon Border Tax: CBAM Reshapes Global Trade in 2026

    The EU's CBAM entered its definitive phase on January 1, 2026, requiring importers of steel, aluminum, cement, fertilizers, electricity, and hydrogen to purchase carbon certificates at €75.36/tCO2. The policy triggers...

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