Source Notes
2026-06-24 NATO, Iran, rates, and AI investment moved together source notes
An intermediate note for organizing news research material, evidence links, issue structure, and inclusion decisions before the reader-facing article is written.
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Politics
- Politics selection used AP and Reuters stories on NATO mutual defense, Mark Rutte’s White House visit, post-strike Iran intelligence, agreement-compliance risk, and fact-checking of Israeli claims.
- The Middle East cluster was split into diplomacy, alliance signaling, intelligence assessment, compliance risk, and fact-checking to avoid repetition.
Economy
- Economy selection used Reuters and AP coverage of Fed hike risk, BOJ hike pressure, oil, stocks, and the dollar-yen link.
- Market items were kept only where they connected to current policy expectations or Middle East risk transmission.
Technology
- Technology selection used AP, Reuters, World Economic Forum, and Nikkei Asia for AI stocks, quantum policy, semiconductor materials, cyber risk, and AI server investment.
- The set favors capital, infrastructure, supply-chain, and operating-risk implications over standalone product announcements.
Selection Notes
- Several stale Reuters index pages and near-duplicate Iran items were downgraded.
- Source-card images use stable Wikimedia Commons URLs instead of base64 news thumbnails.