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Pope Francis to Make Historic Visit to Singapore After 38-Year Hiatus
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Xi and Putin Extend Greetings to Kim on North Korea's Founding Day
East Timor's $12M Papal Visit Sparks Controversy Amid Poverty Concerns
East Timor's $12 million expenditure on Pope Francis' visit draws criticism due to widespread poverty. The government defends the cost, citing infrastructure development and international exposure opportunities.
FTSE 100 Rebounds as Travel Stocks Surge; Key Economic Data Awaited
London's FTSE 100 bounced back after six days of losses, led by travel and leisure stocks. Investors anticipate crucial labour market data, seeking insights into potential Bank of England policy shifts.
Kenya Seeks Public Input on New Revenue Legislation Amid Debt Concerns
Kenya's finance ministry to consult public on new revenue laws after protests. Finance Minister rules out debt restructuring, considers future tax cuts amid economic challenges.
Former Lebanese Central Bank Chief Faces Interrogation on Financial Crimes
Riad Salameh, Lebanon's ex-central bank governor, undergoes questioning in Beirut over alleged embezzlement and forgery. The case could mark a rare instance of accountability for a senior Lebanese official.
Bridge Collapses as Ex-Typhoon Yagi Continues to Batter Northern Vietnam
A bridge in northern Vietnam collapsed due to heavy rain from former Typhoon Yagi, which has caused at least 21 deaths. Rescue operations are ongoing as the country grapples with widespread flooding and damage.
China's Export Growth Slows Amid Global Economic Challenges
China's August export growth expected to slow to 6. 5%, while imports may rise by only 2%. Economic indicators suggest struggles in regaining momentum, with manufacturing activity and domestic demand weakening.
China Minmetals to Form $1.4 Billion Lithium Venture in Qinghai
China Minmetals announces plans for a major joint venture in Qinghai province, focusing on lithium and potassium resources. The $1.4 billion project aims to enhance national resource security and create a world-class production hub.
Asian Markets Tumble Amid U.S. Job Market Concerns and Economic Worries
Asian stocks fell following weak U. S. job data, sparking economic concerns. Japan's GDP growth disappoints, while Chinese markets face losses due to inflation data, impacting global financial sentiment.
Spanish PM's China Visit Amid Escalating EU-China Trade Tensions
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez visits China as EU-China trade tensions rise. Key issues include potential EU tariffs on Chinese EVs and China's anti-dumping probes on European products, including Spanish pork.
Global Experts Offer Advice to Next U.S. President Amid Election Uncertainty
As the U. S. approaches a pivotal election, nine distinguished thinkers provide guidance on restoring America's global standing and addressing critical world challenges in Foreign Policy's "Dear America" cover package.
Bajaj Housing Finance's $782M IPO Set to Launch Amid Strong Investor Interest
Bajaj Housing Finance's $782 million IPO opens for public subscription, attracting major institutional investors. The offering is poised to make the company India's most valuable listed home loan provider.
Advice for the Next US President: Embrace Multilateralism and Global Cooperation
As the US faces a shifting world order, the next president must balance domestic priorities with global leadership. Experts urge embracing multilateralism, addressing climate change and poverty, and investing in soft power to maintain influence.
US to Boost India's Chip Industry in Global Tech Supply Chain Shift
The US plans to invest in India's semiconductor sector, focusing on workforce development. This partnership, part of a broader initiative, aims to reshape global tech supply chains and reduce dependence on Taiwan's chip production.
Indian Shares Poised for Flat Start Amid U.S. Economic Concerns
Indian stock market expected to open flat as U. S. economic worries persist. Investors cautious with local stocks near record highs, awaiting crucial U.S. inflation data for Fed rate cut insights.
Japan's Economy Grows 2.9% Amid Political Uncertainty and Global Risks
Japan's economy expanded 2. 9% annually in Q2, driven by improved wages and exports. Political changes and global economic factors pose challenges to the world's fourth-largest economy.
China Renaissance Shares Plunge 72% After 17-Month Trading Halt
China Renaissance's stock plummets upon resuming trade after a 17-month suspension due to an investigation involving its founder. The company reports significant losses amid leadership changes.
China's August Consumer Prices Rise, Producer Deflation Deepens
China's August economic data shows mixed signals with rising consumer prices but worsening producer deflation. Government efforts continue to stimulate domestic demand amid economic challenges.
China Urges Philippines to Reconsider Relations Amid South China Sea Tensions
China calls for dialogue with the Philippines as tensions rise in the South China Sea. Recent clashes and territorial disputes overshadow efforts to rebuild trust between the two nations.
Hungarian PM Orban Plans Economic Overhaul Amid Leadership Changes
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban announces plans for a new economic ministry and central bank leadership change. The move aims to boost growth and address recent economic challenges in the lead-up to the 2025 pre-election year.
Venezuelan Opposition Leader Flees to Spain Amid Political Turmoil
Edmundo González, Venezuela's opposition presidential candidate, has sought asylum in Spain following a disputed election. His departure strengthens President Nicolás Maduro's control, leaving the opposition in disarray.
Algeria's Tebboune Secures Second Term Amid Low Turnout and Criticism
Algeria's President Tebboune wins re-election with 94% of votes, but low turnout raises concerns. The election faced criticism for repression and lack of genuine opposition.
Deadly Fuel Tanker Explosion Claims 48 Lives in Nigeria's Niger State
A catastrophic collision between a fuel tanker and a passenger truck in north-central Nigeria resulted in 48 fatalities. The incident occurred amidst recent fuel price hikes and persistent shortages across the country.
Egypt's Inflation Expected to Decline Amid Economic Reforms
Egypt's inflation forecast to drop for the sixth month, despite recent price hikes. Analysts predict a decline in annual urban consumer inflation, with potential month-on-month increases due to government measures.
Boeing Strikes Landmark Deal with Machinists Union, Boosting Recovery Hopes
Boeing reaches a tentative agreement with its largest union, offering substantial wage increases and committing to build its next aircraft in Washington state. The deal could help the company navigate recent crises and production challenges.
Greece to Impose Cruise Visitor Fee on Santorini and Mykonos
Greece plans a 20-euro levy on cruise visitors to Santorini and Mykonos to combat overtourism. The measure aims to manage tourist influx and support local infrastructure in popular island destinations.
Algeria Awaits Election Results Amid Low Turnout and Irregularity Claims
Algeria's presidential election concludes with allegations of voting irregularities. Incumbent President Tebboune expected to secure second term as nation faces economic challenges and political tensions.
Pennsylvania: The Battleground State That Could Decide the 2024 Election
As Trump and Harris prepare for a crucial debate in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania emerges as the key swing state in the 2024 presidential race. Both candidates intensify efforts to win over voters in this historically pivotal state.
China Opens Door to Foreign-Owned Hospitals in Nine Key Areas
China announces policy allowing wholly foreign-owned hospitals in nine regions, aiming to boost foreign investment and improve healthcare. The move includes gene and stem cell technology development in select free-trade zones.
France Seeks EU Deadline Extension Amid Budget Deficit Concerns
France requests more time to submit its deficit reduction plan to the EU, as budget concerns mount. New PM Michel Barnier faces challenges in forming government and preparing the 2025 budget amid political uncertainty.
Thailand's New PM Unveils Economic Revival Plan Amid Challenges
Thailand's Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra presents a comprehensive policy statement focusing on economic stimulation. The plan includes debt restructuring, digital handouts, and sector-specific initiatives amid political and economic challenges.