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Global Leaders Convene in Oslo for Historic Climate Accord Summit
Heads of state from 80 nations gathered Monday for what analysts are calling the most ambitious climate conference since Paris, with binding emissions targets on the table for the first time in a decade.
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Central Banks Signal Coordinated Rate Strategy for Q2
Fusion Energy Breakthrough Sets New Endurance Record
WHO Publishes Revised Global Nutrition Guidelines
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Parliament Debates New Press Freedom Protections
A cross-party coalition tables legislation to shield journalists from surveillance and strategic lawsuits.
US Senate Passes Landmark Infrastructure Bill
A bipartisan majority approves $1.2 trillion covering rail, broadband, and water infrastructure.
China Unveils New Five-Year Economic Blueprint
Beijing pivots toward domestic consumption and green technology in its latest long-range plan.
Business & Economy
Nordic Tech Startups Attract Record Investment
Record-breaking deep-tech deal flow across Oslo, Stockholm, and Copenhagen in Q1 2026.
Oil Markets Stabilise as OPEC+ Extends Output Deal
Crude steadies near $74/barrel after producers unanimously extend existing quotas.
IMF Upgrades Global Growth Outlook to 3.4%
Emerging market strength and a resilient US labour market drive the upward revision.
Euro Hits Nine-Month High as ECB Holds Rates
ECB holds rates; Lagarde signals confidence the inflation target is within reach.
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Sweden Announces €12bn Defence Budget Increase
France Passes Landmark Housing Reform
Germany's Industrial Output Rises for Third Month
Brazil Launches New Amazon Protection Agency
Canada Expands Arctic Sovereignty Patrols
Colombia Peace Process Enters New Phase
India Surpasses China in New Renewable Capacity
Japan Revises Immigration Law for Labour Shortage
South Korea Leads Global Chip Output Recovery
Saudi Arabia Opens Tourism to Global Investors
Kenya Launches Africa's Largest Solar Farm
Morocco Emerges as Key Hydrogen Supplier to EU
Technology & Science
OpenAI Publishes GPT-5 Benchmark Results
Marked improvements in reasoning, long-context tasks, and multi-step planning across all tested domains.
James Webb Finds Possible Biosignature Signal
A compound in an exoplanet's atmosphere is on Earth produced exclusively by living organisms.
Startup Crosses Key Quantum Error Correction Threshold
A logical qubit achieves fault-tolerant error rates outside a laboratory for the first time.
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