India seeks stronger alliance with EU amid US trade tensions
India and the European Union are engaged in crucial trade negotiations this week in New Delhi, aiming to bridge gaps…
Norway election 2025: Labour wins 87 seats as Progress Party doubles to 48
Norway’s political landscape shifted notably in its latest parliamentary election, with results confirming both continuity and transformation. Prime Minister Jonas…
Israel says it carried out strikes in Doha targeting senior Hamas leaders
Several explosions were reported in Qatar’s capital, Doha, on Tuesday, according to media reports. Qatar-based broadcaster Al Jazeera, citing Hamas…
What’s the verdict on Japan’s economy for 2025?
Japan’s economy was supposed to stumble in 2025. Most forecasts pointed to slowing growth and a monetary policy that was…
Brazil set for August deflation as energy discounts and food prices ease pressure
Brazil’s consumer price index (IPCA) is expected to have fallen 0.15% from July to August, according to a Reuters poll…
Interview: Nepal’s crisis could either launch a new era or spiral into deeper chaos, says ASPI’s Rishi Gupta
Nepal is facing one of the worst political crises in decades as Prime Minister K.P. Sharma Oli resigned on Tuesday…
Commodities wrap: gold hits another record, oil jumps on Mideast tensions
Gold prices hit another record high on Tuesday the metal breached the $3,700 per ounce for the first time ever. …
How billionaire Caltagirone could influence Italy’s banking M&A wave
MILAN (Reuters) -Italian billionaire Francesco Gaetano Caltagirone has emerged as a leading player in the reshaping of Italy’s financial sector…
Oil jumps 2% as OPEC agree to smaller output hike for October, sanction threats looms
Oil prices rose 2% on Monday after the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries and allies announced a smaller hike…
UK government to push ahead with £4.5 billion workers’ rights bill despite Lords’ changes
The UK government, led by Prime Minister Keir Starmer, is preparing to restore its full package of employment rights when…