Category: News
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France Suspension of Pension Reform Approved by National Assembly
France’s National Assembly has approved the France suspension of pension reform, halting retirement-age increases and raising major fiscal concerns.
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Budget Crisis Threatens the Ukraine Special Tribunal Initiative
Budget shortfalls and donor hesitation are putting the Ukraine special tribunal initiative at risk, raising fears that efforts to prosecute Russian aggression could stall.
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European Leaders Skip Latin American Summit Amid Trump’s Shadow
Top European leaders skip Latin American summit under Trump’s shadow, leaving the EU-CELAC talks in Colombia with minimal attendance
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UK Government to Adjust Planning Overhaul to Boost Growth
he government is refining the UK planning overhaul to stimulate growth by curbing legal delays, limiting council vetoes
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Sterling Falls as Slower Wage Growth Fuels Bank of England
The pound weakened after UK data showed slower wage growth, raising expectations of an early Bank of England rate cut
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Five Eyes Ministers Unite Against People Smugglers
Five Eyes Ministers unite against people smugglers in London, announcing coordinated action on border security, asylum processing, and transnational trafficking disruption.
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Eurozone Inflation Inches Up to 2.1% in August
Eurozone inflation inches up to 2.1% in August, driven by food and services, while core inflation holds steady at 2.3%, keeping ECB policy on pause.
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UK Manufacturing Continues to Contract as Orders and Exports Fall
UK manufacturing continues to contract for the 11th consecutive month, with PMI at 47.0. New orders and exports slipped amid tariff pressures and weak client confidence.
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Notting Hill Carnival Uncertain Future Amid Funding and Safety Challenges
The Notting Hill Carnival faces an uncertain future due to funding gaps, surveillance concerns, and rising costs for vendors. Organizers call for urgent structural support to preserve the iconic event.
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UK Economy 2.2% Larger Than Pre‑COVID Peak After ONS Revision
UK economy 2.2% larger than pre‑COVID peak, revised by ONS using improved R&D and multinational data. Growth stronger than thought but long-term challenges persist.
