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  • Cuba began freeing inmates under a sweeping amnesty, with more than 2,000 slated for release.
  • The government framed the measure as a sovereign, humanitarian gesture.
  • U.S. officials and human-rights groups are monitoring whether political prisoners are included.
  • Observers report limited transparency in the release process.
  • Rights groups have not verified that any prisoners of conscience have been released.
  • Timing and criteria for individual releases remain unclear.

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Tesla Praises California Robotaxis While Failing to Seek State Permits

Tesla Praises California Robotaxis While Failing to Seek State Permits

California Department of Motor Vehicles records and a state spokesperson show Tesla did not pursue additional permits to operate fully driverless robotaxis in California during 2025. The company logged zero autonomous test miles on California roads last year for the sixth consecutive year, even as CEO statements have implied deployment is imminent.…

Hillary Clinton to Give Closed-Door Deposition in Congressional Epstein Inquiry

Hillary Clinton to Give Closed-Door Deposition in Congressional Epstein Inquiry

Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton is set to provide a closed-door deposition to a House committee probing the late Jeffrey Epstein. Clinton has said she has little to add and accused the Republican-led panel of diverting attention from President Trump’s connections to Epstein. The committee has already produced millions of pages of document…

ECB trims dollar holdings, shifts proceeds into yen in routine reserve rebalance

ECB trims dollar holdings, shifts proceeds into yen in routine reserve rebalance

The European Central Bank disclosed it sold a portion of U.S. dollar assets in the first quarter of 2025 and reinvested all proceeds into Japanese yen, a move described as a standard rebalancing to match target allocation. The bank reported a 909 million euro gain from that transaction, reduced the share of dollars in its foreign currency assets an…

U.S. Pursues Geneva Deal to Keep Iran From Developing Nuclear Weapons

U.S. Pursues Geneva Deal to Keep Iran From Developing Nuclear Weapons

The United States hopes negotiations in Geneva will secure an agreement that prevents Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons. Washington has bolstered its military presence in the Middle East to pressure Tehran. Central issues include the scale and purity of Iran’s enrichment programme, the status and quantity of enriched uranium after attacks last Ju…

Nvidia Posts Another Blowout Quarter but Stock Reaction Is Tepid

Nvidia Posts Another Blowout Quarter but Stock Reaction Is Tepid

Nvidia reported revenue that exceeded its guidance by $3 billion for the second straight quarter and issued a forward-looking outlook $5 billion above consensus, with management forecasting quarterly growth throughout the year and momentum into 2027. Yet the stock moved only modestly in pre-market trading, prompting mixed reactions from analysts wh…

MTY Food: Buy the Free-Cash-Flow Story While the Street Sleeps

MTY Food: Buy the Free-Cash-Flow Story While the Street Sleeps

MTY Food is an asset-light franchisor with recurring royalties and high free-cash-flow conversion. The shares trade at a single-digit multiple relative to its cash-generative profile. With an upcoming slate of catalysts -- quarterly results, buyback authorization, and margin tailwinds from menu leverage -- this is a mid-term trade to own for income…

UBS Sees UK Gilt Issuance Falling to £271bn as Borrowing and Redemptions Ease

UBS Sees UK Gilt Issuance Falling to £271bn as Borrowing and Redemptions Ease

UBS projects the UK Debt Management Office will issue £271 billion of gilts in the 2026-27 fiscal year, a decline from the current year driven by lower net borrowing and fewer redemptions. The bank anticipates around £20 billion of long-dated gilts and £34 billion of index-linked bonds in the remit, notes a high level of unallocated supply, and arg…

Inside Iran's Ballistic Missiles: Capabilities, Deployment and Recent Use

Inside Iran's Ballistic Missiles: Capabilities, Deployment and Recent Use

Iran's ballistic missile force remains central to tensions in the region and a key topic in ongoing nuclear negotiations with the United States in Geneva. The arsenal includes a variety of short- to long-range systems, underground storage and launch infrastructure, and has been used in recent conflicts. Western governments view the missile force as…

BaFin Widens Probe into Gerresheimer, Shares Plunge as Audits Expand

BaFin Widens Probe into Gerresheimer, Shares Plunge as Audits Expand

Gerresheimer shares fell sharply after Germany's financial regulator BaFin expanded its examination of the company's accounting, extending scrutiny of 2024 financial statements and launching a separate audit of the 2025 half-year report. The company has postponed its FY24 results and said it is cooperating with the audits amid leadership changes an…

Mobico posts EBIT ahead of forecasts but flags slower growth in new guidance

Mobico posts EBIT ahead of forecasts but flags slower growth in new guidance

Mobico Group reported full-year EBIT of £198 million, beating analyst expectations by 9%. Revenues for Remainco reached £2,760 million, a 6% increase but slightly below consensus. Management issued cautious guidance for the current year, forecasting EBIT between £195 million and £210 million and excluding potential upside from revised German Rail c…