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AI Infrastructure Race: Google and Blackstone are launching a new AI cloud company, betting that hard power—data centers, networking, and Google’s TPUs—will be the next big Wall Street funding magnet, with Blackstone putting in $5B and targeting 500MW online by 2027. Energy Shock & Inflation: In the Philippines, Fitch’s BMI warns Middle East-driven fuel costs are the main spark for rising social and political risk as inflation hits 7.2% and households feel squeezed. Oil Market Tightening: The IEA says commercial oil inventories are being depleted fast—possibly lasting only weeks—as Hormuz disruption and demand seasonality drain stocks. Geopolitics on Display: Xi Jinping is set to host “old friend” Putin, underscoring China-Russia alignment after Trump’s recent visit. Regulatory Headwinds: Royal Caribbean shares slide after Mexico signals a detailed review of its water-park project, adding uncertainty to expansion plans. Public Health Pressure: WHO exclusion of Taiwan from the WHA is called a “global crisis,” with health officials warning viruses don’t respect politics. Local Politics & Rights: Hungary’s new PM Péter Magyar heads to Poland, drawing comparisons to Poland’s 2023 reset after years of democratic erosion.

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