Global Scans · Government · Weekly Summary

• [New] With anti-government, pro-Kremlin content circulating on Telegram in Moldova and vastly outpacing pro-PAS material, researchers warn of a serious threat to electoral integrity. EU DisinfoLab
• [New] Plans to allow a Chinese firm to build the UK's largest wind turbine factory have been branded a 'threat to national security' after fears it could allow China to spy on Britain. Electricity Info
• [New] The Fed will continue to focus on inflation, which could spike in the next year if policies like tariffs, deportations, and cuts to government programs drive prices higher. Morningstar, Inc.
• [New] The U.S. government shutdown will likely delay publication of U.S. trade data, an important gauge of how tariffs are impacting U.S. inflation. BlackRock
• [New] Joint exercises, simulation training, and technology-sharing initiatives could support Indonesia's push for integrated air surveillance and radar fusion systems, critical for both safety and national security. BRICS
• [New] There is a U.S. government shutdown threat, which some analysts cite as a factor dampening confidence and oil demand outlook. Polyestertime
• [New] The continuation of a pro-Western government in Chisinau opens opportunities for regional cooperation in security and a potential resolution of the Transnistrian issue.
• [New] The Tehreek-i-Taliban Pakistan, often referred to as the Pakistani Taliban, has re-emerged as one of the biggest national security threats to the Pakistani state, and it is only getting stronger. Acled
• [New] The Algerian government has unveiled a new $60 billion investment plan for its hydrocarbon and petrochemical sectors spanning 2025-2029. APAnews - African Press Agency
• [New] Major policy changes worldwide are shaping how the crypto industry will operate. CoinTelegraph
• [New] The United States Coast Guard's fleet of icebreakers and Arctic-capable vessels remains insufficient to meet current operational demands and presents a national security risk. The White House
• [New] Adapting to a world increasingly driven by automation and renewable resources will require a proactive approach to education, workforce development, and policy-making. SBG Group
• The U.S. is already behind schedule on its Paris Agreement commitment to decarbonization, and that gap could widen or narrow, depending on election results and what climate policy changes are enacted or repealed. MIT Sloan

Last updated: 15 October 2025