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Atlas Limits Research Desk
Atlas Limits’ editorial and analytical desk.
457 published articles
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Published articles
Publications
457 published articles
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CorporateAffle–Perion: Consolidation Through Artificial Intelligence
Indian technology group Affle has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire Israeli advertising technology company Perion Network for approximately $420 million. Behind this cross-border transaction, which is expected to result in Perion's delisting from the US and Israeli s
by Atlas Limits Research DeskNovember 1, 202610 min read -
Trade & IndustryGlobal Investment: Growth Without Factories
International capital flows are increasing, but new industrial projects are becoming less frequent. Behind the apparent recovery in foreign direct investment lies a transformation of globalization: major acquisitions, digital infrastructure and financial transactions are accounti
by Atlas Limits Research DeskNovember 1, 202612 min read -
Defense & SecurityBinance: $6.3 Billion and the New Frontiers of Financial Warfare
On October 29, 2026, the world's largest cryptocurrency exchange suffered an estimated $6.3 billion theft. Attributed by the FBI to a group linked to North Korea, the operation extends far beyond a conventional financial cyberattack. It exposes the vulnerabilities of digital infr
by Atlas Limits Research DeskNovember 1, 202614 min read -
EuropePoland: The State Against Itself
Constitutional crisis, institutional confrontation, and the vulnerabilities of a strategic European power An extraordinary situation can arise when a state possesses all the institutions required for its functioning yet can no longer agree on the authority of those who lead them.
by Atlas Limits Research DeskOctober 31, 202621 min read -
Art & CultureHalloween: The Fear We Inherit
From an ancient celebration of the dead to a global entertainment industry, Halloween has survived centuries of religious, geographical, and cultural transformation. Behind the illuminated pumpkins, costumes, and horror films lies a profoundly human question: why do we feel compe
by Atlas Limits Research DeskOctober 31, 202614 min read -
EconomicsEuro Area: Growth Without Convergence
In the third quarter of 2026, the euro area economy expanded by 0.4%, defying the most cautious expectations despite rising energy costs and tighter financial conditions. Yet behind this resilience lies a less reassuring reality: Europe continues to generate growth without achiev
by Atlas Limits Research DeskOctober 31, 202618 min read -
MarketsIntel: The Paradox of Growth
On October 30, 2026, Intel lost nearly 29% of its market value despite reporting strong revenue growth the previous day. Behind this historic sell-off lies a deeper contradiction: one of the pioneers of the semiconductor industry is benefiting from the global expansion of artific
by Atlas Limits Research DeskOctober 31, 202612 min read -
EconomicsQatar: Beyond Gas
Qatar built its energy power on one of the world's largest natural gas reserves. But the agreements signed with two American producers in October 2026 reveal a deeper evolution: Doha now intends to secure supplies originating beyond its own territory. Behind this strategy lies a
by Atlas Limits Research DeskOctober 31, 202613 min read -
CorporateOpenAI: From Research to Power
Founded in 2015 to develop artificial intelligence for the benefit of humanity, OpenAI has become one of the leading forces behind a global technological transformation. From its earliest research to ChatGPT, from its partnership with Microsoft to its historic fundraising rounds,
by Atlas Limits Research DeskOctober 31, 202623 min read -
Art & CultureMetallica: When Rebellion Becomes an Institution
Some music is created to win over an audience. Other music seems, at first, determined to keep the audience at a distance. Metallica belonged to the latter category. Four decades later, the band has become a global institution, its songs cross generational boundaries, and its com
by Atlas Limits Research DeskOctober 31, 202616 min read -
AfricaWestern Sahara: The Break
On October 30, 2026, the United Nations Security Council failed to renew MINURSO's mandate. Russia vetoed a US-sponsored draft resolution supported by eleven members, before a competing proposal from Moscow was rejected for lack of a majority. Hours later, Morocco's Royal Cabinet
by Atlas Limits Research DeskOctober 31, 202619 min read -
EconomicsArgentina: Wealth Under Conditions
With a new $8.73 billion oil development project in the Vaca Muerta formation, Argentina is advancing its transformation into a major energy exporter. Yet behind the scale of the announced investment lies a more fundamental question: how can a country convert extraordinary geolog
by Atlas Limits Research DeskOctober 31, 202613 min read