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Showing updates from Sep 29 - Oct 6
UK officials are accused of compromising a China spying investigation to preserve diplomatic ties with Beijing.
The UK Labour Party is set to reform the retail market to enhance transparency for homebuyers regarding property information.
The EU is set to unveil a new AI strategy aimed at enhancing digital sovereignty and reducing dependence on US and Chinese technologies amid rising geopolitical tensions.
Israel and Hamas are engaged in critical ceasefire negotiations in Cairo following a partial acceptance of Donald Trump's Gaza plan.
UK Tory leader Kemi Badenoch announced a plan for a US-style crackdown on illegal migration, targeting the deportation of 150,000 individuals annually.
Syria held its first parliamentary elections since the Assad regime, testing the new government's commitment to inclusivity.
OPEC+ has decided to implement a modest increase in oil production amid concerns of a potential market glut.
California's governor plans to sue President Trump over the deployment of National Guard troops to Oregon, amid rising military presence in Democrat-led cities.
French Prime Minister appoints Roland Lescure as finance minister in a strategic move to secure budget approval.
Argentina faces economic challenges as experts suggest that a $20 billion swap line from the U.S. won't resolve the issues plaguing the peso.
The future of the UK oil and gas industry remains uncertain as discussions on energy policies continue amidst economic pressures.
Sanae Takaichi has made history as Japan's first female Prime Minister, defeating Shinjiro Koizumi in the election.
Israel is preparing for a potential hostage release as Hamas agrees to parts of Trump's peace plan amid calls for a ceasefire.
Pakistan is seeking U.S. investment to develop a new port on the Arabian Sea to enhance its mineral trade with China.
Storm Amy has caused negative electricity prices in the UK due to an increase in wind power generation.
China has halted its plans for cryptocurrency development in Hong Kong, leading to significant losses for broker stocks.
Protesters in Gaza continue to march in support of Palestine, leading to the detention of at least 175 individuals in London.
Czech Eurosceptic leader Andrej Babiš is poised to regain power in the upcoming elections, raising concerns about Western support for Ukraine.
Singapore's F1 Grand Prix is boosting tourism in the Asia-Pacific region as visitors extend their stays.
A violent attack on the Jewish community in Manchester has raised concerns about rising antisemitism and community safety.
President Trump has set a deadline for Hamas to accept a peace plan for Gaza, warning of severe consequences for non-compliance.
The U.S. government shutdown continues, affecting federal workers and delaying student loan repayments amid economic uncertainty.
The UK Conservative Party faces challenges as leader Kemi Badenoch struggles with low approval ratings.
The UK government plans to revoke refugees' right to apply for permanent residency after five years under a new immigration policy.
A new peace plan for Gaza has been proposed, but it faces significant challenges in achieving a lasting resolution.
European defense companies are collaborating to develop a drone defense system to counter Russian airspace violations.
Taiwan has rejected a U.S. proposal for a '50-50' chip production arrangement, opting to focus on tariff discussions instead.
Russia's advancements in missile technology are reportedly outpacing Ukraine's air defense systems, leading to lower interception rates.
China has imposed restrictions on the use of Nokia and Ericsson in its telecom networks, affecting European companies amid national security concerns.
A tragic attack at a Manchester synagogue resulted in two deaths, prompting increased security measures at Jewish sites across the UK.
Russia's economy is facing challenges as the Kremlin plans to increase financial contributions from citizens to support the ongoing war in Ukraine.
Japan is on the brink of running out of its popular Asahi Super Dry beer due to a significant cyber attack affecting production facilities.
The U.S. will provide intelligence to assist Ukraine in targeting Russian positions with long-range missile attacks, including discussions on Tomahawk missiles.
Perplexity AI has launched its Comet browser for free worldwide, expanding access beyond its previous subscription model.
The U.S. government has officially shut down due to a budget impasse, affecting hundreds of thousands of jobs and federal services.
The European Union is preparing to implement the world's first carbon border tax in January, which will significantly impact global trade.
Eurozone inflation has risen to 2.2% in September, prompting expectations of stable interest rates from the European Central Bank.
China's new K-visa plans are raising concerns about a potential influx of global talent, although no major immigration changes are anticipated.
The German government is utilizing AI and reducing bureaucratic hurdles to boost economic growth.
An OPEC+ panel has stressed the importance of full compliance with oil output limits to stabilize the global oil market.
The U.S. has pledged to defend Qatar against potential attacks following missile strikes by Israel targeting Hamas leaders in Doha.
JPMorgan Chase is working towards becoming the world's first fully AI-powered megabank, automating various operations.
Former UK Prime Minister Tony Blair has joined Donald Trump's 'Board of Peace' for Gaza, sparking mixed reactions within the Labour party.
The U.S. government is on the brink of a shutdown as lawmakers struggle to reach a funding agreement, threatening job security for many workers.
China's manufacturing sector showed a smaller-than-expected contraction in September, suggesting resilience amid economic challenges.
Sanae Takaichi is emerging as a potential candidate for Japan's first female Prime Minister, advocating for a return to 'Abenomics'.
Equatorial Guinea has announced a new oil and gas licensing round set for 2026 to attract investment in its energy sector.
The UK and US have launched a significant initiative to reduce financial barriers in the cryptocurrency sector.
UK Labour leader Keir Starmer has called for a patriotic campaign against Reform UK, labeling Nigel Farage a 'snake oil salesman'.
Bank of England officials express concerns about managing inflation without harming employment, revealing internal tensions on the Monetary Policy Committee.
