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- The Hormuz blockade turns a regional war into a global market test
- China's CXMT IPO tests the limits of semiconductor self-reliance
- China's AI governance push takes institutional shape in Shanghai
- Hormuz escalates into an infrastructure and shipping crisis
- Two U.S. deaths deepen the Gulf war's alliance risk
- A fraying ceasefire pushes the Iran war into Gulf infrastructure
- The Red Sea becomes the Iran war's next energy front
- After ten days, the Iran war becomes a cost and diplomacy test
- Trump's bridge-for-a-ship threat turns Hormuz into an escalation test
- Oil above $100 forces a central-bank rethink as markets turn defensive
- Trump's new tariffs put trade back at the center of the global agenda
- A pause in the strikes leaves the Iran war under an armed blockade
- Hormuz talks test whether the Iran pause can become a ceasefire
- Nvidia's AI security alliance puts open models to the test
- Rival Hormuz plans turn a war pause into a control dispute
- Iran's renewed attacks turn a fragile pause into a regional war test
- US GDP slows to 1.5%, with private demand stronger than the headline
- Russia sanctions bill turns secondary tariffs into Washington's next economic test
- EU AI Act enforcement begins with a test for machine-readable trust
- Japan and the US step into the yen market as intervention becomes a global test
- Oil's war premium falls as Iran talks remain contested
- Hormuz talks hinge on who controls ships as US precision missiles run low
- Hormuz deal nears, but a route on paper is not an open strait
- Oil prices are pricing an Iran deal before the physical market does
- Saudi Arabia, Turkey and Pakistan sign a defence pact — the real test is whether it binds
- A Hormuz deal is closer on paper, but an alleged attack on an ADNOC vessel tests it
- Netanyahu rejects Trump's Gaza plan, leaving the ceasefire's sequence unresolved
- Hormuz talks put a price on reopening — and oil jumps 5%
- Ukraine sends peace proposals to Washington as the next test shifts to Moscow
- US inflation cools in July, but the Fed's September decision stays open
- US says it can sustain the Iran blockade indefinitely, but Hormuz remains contested
- Washington’s AI coalition now comes with a choice: US or China
- Indonesia's 7.7 earthquake turns rescue into a race against isolation
- Gaza's rejected road map returns to the negotiating table
- Oil rises, stocks retreat: Hormuz diplomacy has not normalized shipping risk
- Ukraine launches almost 800 drones as Russian missile strike kills 10
- Treasury doubles long-end buybacks, buying time for a strained bond market
- Washington's Iran sanctions threat runs into China's oil pipeline
- A U.S. judge blocks the 75-country immigrant-visa freeze
- Canada’s tariff reprisal turns a trade dispute into an alliance test
- Alibaba’s $10.2bn AI raise tests whether China’s tech boom can pay for itself
- Iran’s 45-tanker blacklist turns Hormuz transit rules into a market test
- A temporary Hormuz corridor is still not an open strait
- Meta's $18 billion teen deal sets defaults rivals may have to match
- A Himalayan glacier collapse leaves nearly 1,000 missing — and two lakes still rising
- Kevin Warsh sends a conditional rate-hike signal at Jackson Hole
- Myla, 37 dead, and the weapons depot question
- Larak, Hormuz, and the first U.S.-Iran strike since July
- The Iran exchange reaches Jordan as markets price a wider shock
- U.S.-Iran strikes reopen the question of who can keep Hormuz moving
- Sirik, 56 ships, and the wider U.S.-Iran retaliation
- Iran reaches Kuwait as Hormuz becomes a route-usability test
- Washington and Beijing weigh an AI safety channel
- Three Iranian tankers turn the Iran war into a direct oil-shipping exchange
- Iran plans a restricted Gulf zone as Hormuz traffic falls to 10 vessels a day
- Houthis hit Saudi energy sites as the Iran war reaches the Red Sea
- Iran strikes 10 ships after U.S. sinks five tankers as oil tops $100
- 3% global growth, $100 oil, and the debt problem the IMF is watching