The U.S. president is back on the world stage at the UN General Assembly while wars in Gaza and Ukraine rage, and talk of multilateralism feels more strained than ever. A massive asteroid named 2025 FA22, once thought dangerous, will zoom past Earth today at breakneck speed—no damage, but plenty of tension in the sky. In France, teachers, train drivers, pharmacists and hospital staff have walked off and protestors blocked schools, as anger over looming tax increases and budget cuts boils over.

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Global markets are twitching ahead of the Fed’s looming rate cut—stocks pushing up, dollar weak, nervous energy that the U.S. central bank could be under political pressure. The world pauses today to celebrate World Ozone Day, marking 40 years since the Vienna Convention—a rare victory in climate diplomacy, though the work isn’t over. Meanwhile, Baghdad has hit near top‑levels for air pollution globally, reminding us that toxic smoke doesn’t much care about borders or politics.

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Global markets are twitching ahead of the Fed’s looming rate cut—stocks pushing up, dollar weak, nervous energy that the U.S. central bank could be under political pressure. The world pauses today to celebrate World Ozone Day, marking 40 years since the Vienna Convention—a rare victory in climate diplomacy, though the work isn’t over. Meanwhile, Baghdad has hit near top‑levels for air pollution globally, reminding us that toxic smoke doesn’t much care about borders or politics.

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Global markets are twitching ahead of the Fed’s looming rate cut—stocks pushing up, dollar weak, nervous energy that the U.S. central bank could be under political pressure. The world pauses today to celebrate World Ozone Day, marking 40 years since the Vienna Convention—a rare victory in climate diplomacy, though the work isn’t over. Meanwhile, Baghdad has hit near top‑levels for air pollution globally, reminding us that toxic smoke doesn’t much care about borders or politics.

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Wall Street and Asian markets are holding breath as the Fed meets, cutting rates by 25 basis points under a cloud of political pressure, while Trump’s ally Miran just got a vote at the table—independence in danger but eyes glued to the dot plot. UK fund managers are bailing out of equities at the fastest pace in two decades, spooked by stagnant growth, high taxes, and costs squeezing the marrow of profit margins. And amidst all this chaos, today marks 40 years since the Vienna Convention—ozone treaties are working but reminding everyone that saving the sky is a marathon, not a headline.

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Wall Street and Asian markets are holding breath as the Fed meets, cutting rates by 25 basis points under a cloud of political pressure, while Trump’s ally Miran just got a vote at the table—independence in danger but eyes glued to the dot plot. UK fund managers are bailing out of equities at the fastest pace in two decades, spooked by stagnant growth, high taxes, and costs squeezing the marrow of profit margins. And amidst all this chaos, today marks 40 years since the Vienna Convention—ozone treaties are working but reminding everyone that saving the sky is a marathon, not a headline.

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Wall Street and Asian markets are holding breath as the Fed meets, cutting rates by 25 basis points under a cloud of political pressure, while Trump’s ally Miran just got a vote at the table—independence in danger but eyes glued to the dot plot. UK fund managers are bailing out of equities at the fastest pace in two decades, spooked by stagnant growth, high taxes, and costs squeezing the marrow of profit margins. And amidst all this chaos, today marks 40 years since the Vienna Convention—ozone treaties are working but reminding everyone that saving the sky is a marathon, not a headline.

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Gold stayed near record highs as weak US job numbers stoked bets that the Fed will finally cut rates this month. Markets now price in a 25-point trim, with some pushing for more as hiring momentum evaporates. Oil slid again on oversupply and fading demand, tensions abroad doing little to prop it up. And in Delhi the air sits heavy and poisonous, AQI readings deep in the red, another reminder that the climate crisis isn’t waiting politely for politics to catch up.

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Gold stayed near record highs as weak US job numbers stoked bets that the Fed will finally cut rates this month. Markets now price in a 25-point trim, with some pushing for more as hiring momentum evaporates. Oil slid again on oversupply and fading demand, tensions abroad doing little to prop it up. And in Delhi the air sits heavy and poisonous, AQI readings deep in the red, another reminder that the climate crisis isn’t waiting politely for politics to catch up.

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Gold clung to record highs as signs emerge that the US labor market is weakening, fuelling hopes that the Federal Reserve will finally cut interest rates. Oil prices slipped further as oversupply and soft demand tipped the balance, even with geopolitical tensions simmering in the background. In Delhi the air quality has worsened to “unhealthy for sensitive groups,” underlining a growing climate and public health crisis that demands more than just concern.

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