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  • May 27

    Brazil's Amazon deforestation hits lowest level since 2019, but five trees still fall every second

    Deforestation in the Brazilian Amazon fell to its lowest level since 2019 in 2025, with total native vegetation loss dropping below one million hectares for the first time, according to a new MapBiomas report.

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Lisbon sells TAP to Lufthansa

Trump strains Ukraine support as Houthi strikes menace Gulf shipping and Saudi cities

Today’s brief turns on control points: satellites over Ukraine, chokepoints in the Gulf and courtroom pressure on artificial intelligence. Governments and companies keep discovering that infrastructure once treated as background now sits in the foreground of power.

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The Green Deal under revision

Findings add detail and criticism to the methane proposal and car-ban talks already recorded; no new discrete decision occurred.

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