At the 80th UN General Assembly, the fracture between Israel, the US and the international community over recognition of Palestine is highlighted, with the US, according to the UK, Canada, Australia, and Portugal. The humanitarian crisis in Gaza persists, and the two-state solution is debated despite Israeli resistance and US support.
Global greenhouse gas emissions will exceed 60 gigatons (GT) of CO2eq by 2025, projecting an increase to 67.2 GT by 2050, which could cause a temperature increase above 2 °C. Despite this, many countries are improving their Nationally Determined Contributions (NDC) to reduce emissions, highlighting significant improvements in sectors such as transportation, industry, and energy. Some leading countries, such as the EU and Brazil, are committed to reducing emissions, while emerging countries like China and India are increasing theirs…
Kenya seeks to be a reference in local and inclusive artificial intelligence (AI), investing in infrastructure, human capabilities and innovation to overcome the rural-urban gap and reduce dependence on foreign systems.
Geopolitical tensions affect the global economy, weaken the dollar, generate debt and financial crises, and interfere with markets and banks, potentially causing crises. Financial discipline promotes stability, but international cooperation is required to address structural challenges and implement reforms. Financial digitalization accelerates the circulation of assets and demands global regulatory coordination.
The trade agreement between Vietnam and the United States, announced in July, addresses the transshipment of Chinese goods. Vietnam became a key partner after the high tariffs imposed by Trump, exporting textiles, footwear, and electronics to the US. The agreements aim to regulate illegal transshipment to avoid tariff evasion, but uncertainties persist about their details and effects.
