China Protests to UK as Plans for a Super Embassy Near Collapse
China has accused the British government of failing to meet its diplomatic obligations, after a plan to relocate
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Singapore Gasoline Pump Price Soars to 11-Month High in Inflationary Blow
Pump prices in Singapore have surged to an 11-month high, adding to concerns about persistent inflation in the
1970-01-01 08:00
Novo’s Blockbuster Obesity Drug Still Hit by US Bottlenecks
Novo Nordisk A/S said the supply of its blockbuster obesity medicine Wegovy will continue to be restricted in
1970-01-01 08:00
Entain Sets Aside £585 Million Over Turkish Bribery Probe
Entain Plc has set aside £585 million ($745 million) for a possible settlement with UK authorities following an
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Ukraine-Russia war – live: Kyiv breaks through Putin’s defences in ‘surprise raid’ across Dnipro River
Ukrainian forces broke through some of Russia’s defensive lines after launching a surprise raid across the Dnipro River as monitors of Moscow’s full-scale invasion reported clear signs of a major battle. The Dnipro River divides liberated Ukrainian territory on one bank and Russian-occupied land on the other, and for months it has served as part of the front line in southern Ukraine. Up to seven boats, each carrying up to six troops, arrived on the Russian-occupied bank, apparently under the cover of darkness, and advanced 800m, the Russian military bloggers said. Blogger Trinadtsatyi, posting on the Telegram messaging app to more than 150,000 followers, said a number of Russian soldiers were allegedly killed or taken captive during the raid. Images circulating on social media appeared to show captured soldiers. This latest surprise raid appears to be the most significant since the launch of a similar operation by Ukraine’s 73rd marine special operations unit. Read More Ukrainian troops launch surprise raid across Dnipro River and break through some of Russia’s defences Ukraine accuses Russia of targeting rescue workers in latest missile strikes Pokrovsk reduced to rubble after Russian strike hits hotel, killing eight What Ukraine’s First Lady Olena Zelenska wants the world to know
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Foreigners Go on $2 Billion Buying Spree in Malaysia for Carry
Foreign investors ramped up purchases of Malaysian assets last month in their hunt for carry returns amid bets
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The $1.4 Billion Corporate Sponsorship Hole in the Women's World Cup
The FIFA Women’s World Cup faces a huge shortfall in sponsorship compared to the men’s tournament just eight
1970-01-01 08:00
Swedish Housing Market Still on Edge as Summer Lull Brings Calm
Swedish housing prices were little changed in July, as the battered market entered a wait-and-see mode before activity
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Siemens Profit Weighed Down by China Decline, Wind-Turbine Loss
Siemens AG’s earnings fell short of analyst estimates as the company saw demand for its digital industries unit
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Hong Kong Says Court Should Have Followed Order to Ban Protest Song
Hong Kong’s government said judges should have followed the wishes of the city’s leader and banned a controversial
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Biden to Host Australian Leader Albanese in October Visit to US
President Joe Biden will host Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese for an official visit to the US on
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Bumper Year for Banks Draws Political Backlash as Slowdown Nears
European banks have enjoyed record levels of net interest income over the last year. That’s tempting some governments
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