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8 brief(s) · filed 2026-10-24 through 2026-10-26 · auto-generated index of every brief mentioning this subject
2026-10-26 18:01POLITICSTrump Administration Corruption: Research DigestThe Trump administration entered the final stretch of 2026 with a corruption story that has no single center because it has too many to count. In the space of a single mo…2026-10-26 18:01WORLD REPORTWorld Report: Research DigestThe world report for this period is dominated by a single story that has swallowed almost everything else: France's worst civil unrest in years, which began as a student …2026-10-26 12:17WORLD REPORTWorld Report: Research DigestTwo elections this week defined the global democratic landscape in opposite directions. In Brazil, Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva won reelection, defeating Senator Flávio Bols…2026-10-26 03:01WORLD INTELGeopolitical World Intel: Research DigestThe single most consequential diplomatic story of the week is Vladimir Putin's proposal for a trilateral summit with Donald Trump and Xi Jinping at next month's APEC meet…2026-10-26 03:01WORLD REPORTWorld Report: Research DigestThe week's world report is dominated by two elections that represent opposite political trajectories. In Brazil, Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva won a historic fourth term, def…2026-10-25 18:01WORLD REPORTWorld Report: Research DigestThe world this week is telling one story through a dozen different channels: people are running out of room to absorb the costs piled on them by wars, inflation, and clim…2026-10-25 03:01POLITICSTrump Administration Corruption: Research DigestThe corruption stories pouring out of the Trump administration in the last weeks of October are not a single scandal. They are a cascade of separate transactions, each on…2026-10-24 03:01WORLD REPORTWorld Report: Research DigestThe world report this period is dominated by a single story that has swallowed almost everything else: France's worst civil unrest in years, which began as a student move…

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