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Greece orders safety investments by Italian-owned railway after train crash

The requirements are contained in amendments to a 2017 state contract with Hellenic Train approved by parliament late on Thursday, the transport ministry said...

Bank of England’s Bailey calls on policymakers to challenge the populists

In remarks published on Friday, Bailey said populism made it harder for global agencies - such as the International Monetary Fund - to spell...

Small Minneapolis businesses hit hard by ICE crackdown, while corporations stay silent

By contrast, large corporations in Minneapolis have been much less vocal about the effects of immigration enforcement on the city International News via Reuters: Up and...

Turkey says Syrian government could use force against Kurds

More than 150,000 people have fled from two Kurdish-run pockets of Syria's northern city of Aleppo during five days of fighting between government forces...

UK watchdog orders Aramark to divest Entier after merger probe

Following an in-depth investigation, the Competition and Markets Authority said the deal combined two of only three major suppliers of offshore catering and facilities...

Russia says the West should stop claiming Moscow wants to occupy Greenland

U.S. President Donald Trump has repeatedly said that the United States will take Greenland because unless it does so then Russia and China will...

Spain’s polarised politics stymies government’s regional funding plan

The Socialists struck a bilateral deal with Catalonia at the behest of separatist party ERC that guarantees the region will receive the same amount...

SocGen’s base case: Starmer to go but UK borrowing to remain constrained

For international investors a UK leadership change is "not really on the radar," Sam Cartwright told Reuters, but he expects any new prime minister...

Uganda votes in tense election seen as test of President Museveni’s strength

Museveni told reporters after casting his ballot in western Uganda that he expected to win 80% of the vote "if there's no cheating", dismissing the...

Australia social media ban hits 4.7 million teen accounts in first month

The eSafety Commissioner said platforms had so far removed about 4.7 million accounts held by under-16s to comply with a law that went live...

EnBW pulls plug on two UK offshore wind farms, takes $1.4 billion impairment

The two offshore wind projects - Mona and Morgan - with a potential total capacity of 3 gigawatts did not qualify for government support...

New IMF mission chief to visit to Senegal next week

Senegal is grappling with a debt burden that the Fund said hit 132% of gross domestic product at the end of 2024 International News via...
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