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Israel/Palestine one of the few Middle East areas getting less stable

Israel/Palestine one of the few Middle East areas getting less stable

Israel launched its biggest military operation in the West Bank since 2002. How will it impact Israeli-Palestinian stability? Is Bolsonaro's political career over? With student loan forgiveness struck down, does it hurt Biden's reelection efforts? Ian Bremmer shares his insights on global politics this week on World In :60.

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Microsoft's Middle East Digital Commitment

Last week at UNGA, Microsoft announced its Middle East Digital Commitment, a long-term framework focused on advancing technology, strengthening digital resilience, and expanding workforce readiness across the region. With an initial focus on Kuwait, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, and the United Arab Emirates, the commitment includes investments in AI and cloud infrastructure, cybersecurity, connectivity, and skills development to support economic growth and prepare more people to participate in the AI economy. Read the full article here.

Brazilian politics: surprisingly stable

Brazilian politics: surprisingly stable

Ian Bremmer's Quick Take: There's so much that we could talk about, but we just had elections in Brazil, and as expected, Lula will be the next president of the largest economy in South America. We haven't yet heard anything from Jair Bolsonaro. That, of course, is an open question, just how much he wants to be an election denier, how much disruption he wants to bring about. But there's no question that we are going to see that transition.