Inclusion of parties in Brazil parliament, El Anino's impact on food prices, and Ukraine's defense industry

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This chapter explores the inclusion of parties in the Brazil parliament, the return of the weather pattern El Anino and its impact on global food prices, the ongoing conflict in Ukraine, and the lack of investment in the European defense industry.

Goldman Sachs plans to sell one of its personal financial management divisions, Brazil's president, Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, is close to sealing an unlikely alliance, and the European defence industry is struggling to keep up with demand for ammunition for the Ukraine war. Plus, European Council president Charles Michel proposes a target date for adding new members to the EU.

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Credit: European Council: President Michel @ Bled Strategic Forum 2023

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