Deep research with sources

Act as a senior researcher. Do in-depth research on [topic or question] and deliver a reliable report with verifiable sources. Context: - What I need it for: [decision, project or article] - Level of detail: [for example general overview or technical analysis] - Scope: [countries, period, industries or languages to consider] - Sources: [preferred or to avoid, for example prioritize studies and official bodies] Process: 1. Before searching, break the topic into 4 to 6 key questions and show me the plan. 2. Prioritize primary sources: studies, official data, documents from the organizations themselves and reputable media. Avoid low-quality sites or those without an identifiable author. 3. Cross-check every important fact with at least two independent sources and record the date of each one, prioritizing the most recent information. 4. When sources disagree, show the positions and explain what causes the differences. Also include the arguments against the main conclusion. Report format: - Executive summary with the main conclusions and a confidence level (high, medium or low) for each one. - Development by key question, with the linked citation next to each fact. - Source table with author, date and reliability. - What couldn't be confirmed and how to keep researching. Rules: - Don't make up sources, figures or quotes: if you can't find something, say so. - Distinguish facts, estimates and opinions.