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AI Debt Wave Threatens Global Credit
Technology

AI Debt Wave Threatens Global Credit

The "AI trade" is dramatically transforming corporate debt markets as major technology companies embark on an unprecedented borrowing spree, issuing record volumes of bonds to finance their ambitious artificial intelligence infrastructure projects. This massive influx of AI-related debt, estimated to require hundreds of billions in capital expenditure, is raising concerns among investors about overwhelming market demand and the sustainability of such rapid debt accumulation.

Ultra-Processed Food Threatens Global Health
Health

Ultra-Processed Food Threatens Global Health

A major series of papers in The Lancet, involving 43 international experts, reveals a global health crisis where the rapid increase in ultra-processed food (UPF) consumption is displacing fresh foods and linked to a surge in chronic health problems, impacting nearly every major organ system. Scientists are urgently calling for bold, coordinated policy action to counter significant corporate influence and shift food systems towards healthier options, as UPFs now constitute over 50% of the average diet in countries like the UK and US.

Trump Unveils New Health Care Plan
Politics

Trump Unveils New Health Care Plan

The Trump administration is reportedly preparing a new proposal to stabilize Affordable Care Act (ACA) premiums, aiming to avert significant increases anticipated for 2026 as enhanced federal subsidies are set to expire. This plan could extend ACA premium subsidies for two years while introducing new eligibility limits, addressing critical healthcare affordability concerns ahead of next year's midterm elections.

40,000th Near-Earth Asteroid Discovered
Science

40,000th Near-Earth Asteroid Discovered

Astronomers have reached a significant milestone, identifying the 40,000th near-Earth asteroid (NEA) in November 2025, a crucial achievement for global planetary defense efforts. This rapid acceleration in discovery, with 10,000 NEAs added in just three years due to advanced technology, highlights both Earth's vulnerability and the ongoing need for vigilance despite no immediate threats from known objects.

US-South Africa Rift Mars G20 Summit
International

US-South Africa Rift Mars G20 Summit

The G20 summit in Johannesburg concluded with significant diplomatic tension after the U.S. boycotted the event, citing claims of persecution against its Afrikaner white minority, and South Africa refused to transfer the rotating presidency to a "junior" American representative. This diplomatic friction escalated with accusations between both nations, yet South Africa proceeded to issue a Leaders' Declaration focused on Global South issues, breaking from G20 tradition.

Tech Giants Cut 100,000+ Jobs in 2025
Technology

Tech Giants Cut 100,000+ Jobs in 2025

Major technology giants like Amazon, Intel, Google, and Meta have collectively eliminated over 100,000 positions throughout 2025, marking a turbulent year for the sector. This significant workforce reduction is largely driven by the rapid integration of AI-driven process automation, a correction from pandemic-era overexpansion, and strategic efforts to streamline operations while reallocating resources towards AI development.

COP30 Secures Landmark Fossil Fuel Deal
Environment

COP30 Secures Landmark Fossil Fuel Deal

Delegates at the United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP30) in Belém, Brazil, have reached a pivotal agreement signaling a potential global shift away from fossil fuels, building upon previous summits like COP28. This landmark deal, achieved after arduous negotiations despite deep-seated disagreements and economic disparities, underscores a growing international commitment to accelerate efforts to limit global warming to 1.5°C.

Deep-Sea Whales, Dolphins: PFAS Crisis
Science

Deep-Sea Whales, Dolphins: PFAS Crisis

Groundbreaking research reveals that marine mammals, including deep-sea species, are heavily contaminated with "forever chemicals" (PFAS), challenging previous assumptions that these habitats offered protection from human-made pollutants. This alarming discovery, based on a study of whales and dolphins in New Zealand waters, raises significant concerns about the long-term health of these creatures due to the bioaccumulation and biomagnification of these toxic substances.

Ukraine, Allies Discuss US Peace Plan in
International

Ukraine, Allies Discuss US Peace Plan in

Top U.S. and Ukrainian officials, joined by European allies, met in Geneva on November 23, 2025, to discuss a U.S.-proposed 28-point peace plan for the Russia-Ukraine war, which includes controversial Ukrainian concessions like territorial adjustments and military restrictions. While U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio deemed the high-level discussions "productive," European allies and Ukrainian officials voiced strong reservations, emphasizing the need to respect Ukraine's sovereignty despite President Zelenskyy's willingness to engage in negotiations.

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