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'Winter is coming': Ukraine fears its toughest test since Russia's full-scale invasion
Escalation in Russian missile strikes on Ukraine may strain Kyiv's defenses, raising geopolitical risks.
Iran Talks to Begin Monday, Trump Says
Trump announces US-Iran talks to begin Monday, de-escalating tensions after calling off planned attack.
Flint: Prudential To Focus On Under-Insured Asia, Africa
Prudential's strategy to focus on under-insured Asia and Africa suggests growth opportunities in emerging insurance markets.
Japan’s Orix to Buy UK Aviation Firm AerFin in $640 Million Deal
Japan's Orix Corp. to acquire UK aviation parts firm AerFin for $640M, expanding its aftermarket aircraft services portfolio.
NHS England to revise Palantir platform data after staff concerns
NHS England to revise data on Palantir platform after staff concerns, raising scrutiny over the US tech firm's contract.
Why the US Treasury and Japan Are Supporting the Yen
Coordinated US-Japan intervention to support the yen stabilizes currency markets and reduces global macro risk.
Whatever happened to prudence?
Governments continue deficit spending without bond market backlash, raising questions about fiscal sustainability but currently sustaining low rates.
Ofcom chair launches review of regulator to help rein in Big Tech
UK regulator Ofcom reviews its capabilities to enforce online safety rules, signaling potential increased regulatory pressure on Big Tech companies.
US gas guzzlers see off Europe’s EVs in latest round of car wars
Strong Q2 for Detroit automakers highlights US competitiveness over European EV makers, signaling a potential shift in consumer demand.
A digital iron curtain is threatening the global economy
FT warns digital fragmentation (a 'digital iron curtain') threatens global trade and growth, with Europe as a connector.
French banks warm to election financing in potential boost for Le Pen
French banks consider funding Le Pen's campaign, potentially boosting her election chances and raising Eurozone uncertainty.
US Uses Euros to Buy Yen to Avoid Weaker Dollar, Strategists Say
US Treasury may use euros to buy yen to avoid weakening dollar, signaling intervention concerns.