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  1. 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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  2. mBridge and the Fracturing of Global Payments: 2026 Analysis

    mBridge and the Fracturing of Global Payments: 2026 Analysis

    Under India's 2026 BRICS chairship, mBridge reached operational MVP status processing over $55 billion, bypassing SWIFT. The BIS withdrew over sanctions concerns as the US passed stablecoin regulation. Global payments are...

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  3. Putin Rejects Zelensky Meeting Offer: 'No Point' in Talks

    Putin Rejects Zelensky Meeting Offer: 'No Point' in Talks

    Putin rejects Zelensky's invitation for face-to-face peace talks at SPIEF 2026, calling the letter 'boorish' and seeing 'no point' in a meeting. Zelensky accuses Russia of choosing war again.

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  4. UK Miscarriage of Justice: 24-Year Sentence for Real Rapist

    UK Miscarriage of Justice: 24-Year Sentence for Real Rapist

    Paul Quinn sentenced to 24 years for 2003 rape that saw Andrew Malkinson wrongfully imprisoned for 17 years in one of the UK's worst miscarriages of justice. DNA evidence and police failures exposed.

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  5. Mette-Marit on Lung Transplant List: Norway Royal Health Crisis

    Mette-Marit on Lung Transplant List: Norway Royal Health Crisis

    Norway's Crown Princess Mette-Marit, 52, has been placed on a lung transplant waiting list after pulmonary fibrosis reached a life-threatening stage. She cannot perform royal duties while awaiting a suitable donor. Her family...

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  6. Roman Villa Found Under School Gym in Rome: 1800-Year-Old Domus

    Roman Villa Found Under School Gym in Rome: 1800-Year-Old Domus

    Students at a Rome high school discovered an 1,800-year-old Roman domus beneath their gym. The villa features pristine frescoes, mosaics, and stuccowork. Excavated in 2026, it will open to the public with student guides.

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