Key TakeawaysAirbus SE (AIR) faces an uphill battle to meet its ambitious 2025 delivery target of 820 aircraft, needing to deliver approximately 313 jets in the final quarter amidst persistent engine supply chain disruptions.Iraqi Prime Minister Mohammed Shia' al-Sudani engaged with US Special Envoy to Syria Tom Barrack on strategies to bolster Syria's stability, security, and economic recovery, underscoring Iraq's pivotal regional role.Dorad Energy Ltd., a key indirect holding of Ellomay Capital Ltd. (ELLO ...

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US-Australia Relations & Strategic Alignment - The US-Australia alliance is considered vital by both nations, despite the absence of a meeting between President Trump and Anthony Albanese [4] - The relationship is too significant to fail, prompting discussions on friction points like tariffs and defense spending [5][6] - A non-public review of AUKUS (orcas) has been conducted by Australia, aligning with strategic objectives to enhance submarine capabilities and counter China's assertiveness [15][16] - The US may be leveraging AUKUS to encourage increased Australian defense expenditure [17] Trade & Security Concerns - Trade tensions and tariff uncertainties complicate strategic directives aimed at China [1][2] - Critical minerals cooperation is increasingly important for both security and trade, especially as China weaponizes access to rare earth minerals [6][7][8] - Australia and the US signed an agreement ~18 months ago to expand collaboration on clean energy, climate change, and critical minerals [7] - Australia aims to ensure a trusted supply chain for the US and allies [8] Pacific Engagement & Regional Influence - The US has increased engagement with the Pacific, but development assistance is under review, raising concerns about episodic engagement [9][10][11] - Australia is the largest bilateral provider of aid to the Pacific, prompting discussions about whether it should increase its contribution if the US reduces its engagement [13][14]