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Geopolitical Risk - US threatens "BAD THINGS" for Afghanistan if Bagram air base is not returned to US control [1]

International Trade & Diplomacy - The United Kingdom was the first country with which a historic trade deal was made, considered a very good deal for both parties [1] - Seven previously unsolvable wars have been resolved [1][2] - The U S is withdrawing from Afghanistan but aims to do so with strength and dignity [2] - The U S is trying to regain control of Bagram Air Base, located an hour away from where China allegedly develops nuclear weapons [2][3] Geopolitical Stance - Hamas is considered a terrorist organization that should have no role in future Palestinian governance [3] - The events of October 7th are described as the worst attack since the Holocaust [3] - A two-state solution and peace are not desired by Hamas [4] Media & Public Figures - Jimmy Kimmel was allegedly fired due to bad ratings and for making a negative comment about Charlie Kirk [4] - Charlie Kirk is remembered as a great American who had an incredible future and a strong connection with youth [5][6] TikTok - TikTok is used legitimately for short statements [7] - Potential financial benefits from TikTok are substantial and will be owned by American investors [7][8]