UK Investment Minister Poppy Gustafsson is set to step down, Sky News reported, citing Reuters. Her departure marks a significant shake-up in the government’s economic team amid a crucial time of investment challenges
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Oil flows to Germany via the damaged Druzhba pipeline are set to resume normal levels soon, Rosneft Germany confirmed on Monday. The top oil supplier highlighted the vigorous repair work currently underway to restore the pipeline to full capacity
China has put off its final call in the intense canola trade standoff with key supplier Canada, Reuters reveals. This unexpected delay deepens the uncertainty for exporters caught in the midst of an already strained bilateral relationship
Argentina’s presidential hopeful Javier Milei was quickly whisked away from a campaign event after protesters launched rocks at his car, igniting a tense security scare. Thankfully, no one was hurt, and authorities are now vigorously investigating the incident
Russian President Vladimir Putin has issued a stark warning: any foreign troops operating in Ukraine will be considered legitimate military targets, escalating the already tense and high-stakes conflict, Reuters reports
French President Emmanuel Macron has urged the United States to reconsider its recent policy on Palestinian visas, advocating for a more equitable approach that could boost efforts toward lasting peace, Reuters reports
China’s BYD is reportedly scaling back its full-year sales target as the electric vehicle market’s rapid surge begins to cool. Sources speaking to Reuters suggest this adjustment signals a potential slowdown after a period of remarkable growth
As US-India relations cool under Trump’s administration, Indian Prime Minister Modi is boldly strengthening ties with China and Russia, signaling a major strategic shift in the face of changing global alliances, Reuters reports
Italy is actively securing supply guarantees while exploring the exciting opportunity to sell a stake in an IP refinery to Azerbaijan’s SOCAR, sources tell Reuters. These talks focus on safeguarding energy stability amid shifting market dynamics
France has hit Google with a staggering $381 million fine for failing to protect consumers, Reuters reports. This significant penalty shines a spotlight on the tech giant’s shortcomings in adhering to French consumer protection laws
Japan’s service sector growth eased in August, according to the latest Purchasing Managers’ Index (PMI) from Reuters, spotlighting rising challenges from global economic uncertainties and domestic obstacles
Brazil’s Supreme Court is poised to deliver a groundbreaking verdict in the trial of former President Jair Bolsonaro, accused of misconduct during the 2022 election. This ruling is set to send powerful shockwaves through the nation’s political arena
UK police detained five individuals during a fiery anti-asylum protest in London, Reuters reports. The demonstration quickly escalated into intense clashes between protesters and officers, highlighting the mounting tensions over immigration policies
China has dramatically increased its soybean purchases from Argentina and Uruguay amid escalating trade tensions with the US, according to Reuters sources. This bold move aims to diversify supply chains and skillfully sidestep rising tariff hurdles
German manufacturing showed unexpected strength in August, with the PMI indicating a softer decline than many had predicted. This encouraging data fuels cautious optimism amid ongoing economic challenges, Reuters reports
The EU has disclosed that GPS signals on President Ursula von der Leyen’s plane were mysteriously jammed during a recent flight, sparking serious suspicions of Russian interference, according to Reuters. An investigation is now actively underway
Argentina’s central bank has taken bold steps by raising reserve requirements for banks, responding swiftly to recent corruption allegations. This move aims to strengthen financial stability and restore confidence in the banking sector, Reuters reports
The Archbishop has launched a powerful rebuke at Reform leader Nigel Farage, sharply criticizing his “knee-jerk” response to the UK asylum policy. He calls for a more compassionate and thoughtful approach as the immigration debate heats up
France erupts into turmoil as Prime Minister Bayrou suffers a shocking confidence vote defeat, igniting a fierce political storm and throwing the government’s future into serious doubt. Opposition forces surge forward with unstoppable momentum, fueled by growing public unrest
China is gearing up to deepen its partnership with Brazil and boost collaboration within BRICS, aiming for shared growth and a more stable global economy, Reuters reports. Amid shifting geopolitical tides, both nations are determined to build stronger ties and lead the way toward collective success