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Gartner forecasts global AI spending will reach $2.52 trillion in 2026, a 44% year-over-year increase driven by infrastructure investments. AI is in the 'Trough of Disillusionment' phase, with enterprises focusing on proven ROI from existing providers.
Gartner forecasts global AI spending will reach $2.52 trillion in 2026, a 44% year-over-year increase driven by infrastructure investments. AI is in the 'Trough of Disillusionment' phase, with enterprises focusing on proven ROI from existing providers.
EU poised to sign historic Mercosur trade deal after 25 years of negotiations, creating world's largest free trade zone with 700+ million consumers. Agreement faces farmer protests and parliamentary hurdles despite economic benefits.
Tech layoffs in 2025 triggered a global talent migration, with Washington D.C. replacing Silicon Valley as top destination. Startups now hire specialized AI roles while investors focus on battle-tested businesses. The industry shifts from growth-at-all-costs to sustainable, AI-driven innovation.
Key financing secured for U.S. hydrogen hubs amid policy shifts favoring traditional energy regions. Four of seven original hubs face potential funding cuts while economic analysis shows strong ROI. Community concerns persist about water use and environmental justice.
Australia's world-first social media ban for under-16s has removed 4.7 million accounts in its first month, triggering global policy discussions about protecting youth mental health.
Humanitarian convoys face unprecedented security threats with 383 aid workers killed in 2024, while funding collapses to below 2016 levels. Logistics coordination struggles amid attacks and severe donor funding gaps threaten aid delivery worldwide.
Autonomous terminal trials show 35% throughput gains while addressing worker transition challenges through comprehensive retraining programs and strategic scaling approaches.
X announces stricter rules for Grok AI chatbot amid global pressure over deepfake capabilities, but tests show persistent issues. Regulators investigate while victims face ongoing abuse.
First Venezuelan oil tanker arrives at Curaçao as US implements post-Maduro strategy. Prime Minister Pisas calls it economic 'windfall' while legal questions loom over resource extraction.
Three pro-Palestinian activists in the UK ended their 73-day hunger strike after the government canceled a £2 billion contract with Israeli arms manufacturer Elbit Systems. The activists, detained for over a year, protested their prolonged pre-trial detention and UK support for Israel.
Major retailers are implementing comprehensive packaging reduction plans driven by Extended Producer Responsibility regulations, shifting from voluntary initiatives to mandatory compliance with profound impacts on markets, policies, and communities.
Two consecutive crane collapses in Thailand kill 34 people, exposing systemic construction safety failures, weak enforcement, and corruption. Same contractor involved in multiple disasters raises questions about accountability.
Tech layoffs in 2025 triggered a global talent migration, with Washington D.C. replacing Silicon Valley as top...
Key financing secured for U.S. hydrogen hubs amid policy shifts favoring traditional energy regions. Four of seven...
Humanitarian convoys face unprecedented security threats with 383 aid workers killed in 2024, while funding...
Autonomous terminal trials show 35% throughput gains while addressing worker transition challenges through...
Federal regulators approved Maryland's first offshore wind project, a 2.2-gigawatt installation requiring major grid...
ISO 15118 EV charging interoperability standard becomes mandatory in 2025-2026, transforming regulations, driving...
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