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France saw some of its worst street violence in years as protests over education, public services and the cost of living descended into clashes, looting and fires. More than 2,300 people were arrested as President Emmanuel Macron called for calm. (Source: Bloomberg)
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The United States has defended President Donald Trump's decision to waive sanctions under the Lindsey O Graham Sanctioning Russia and Iran Act, citing concerns about global energy supplies and the…
Half a million people will lose access to food assistance in Gaza due to United Nations funding cuts, according to the World Food Programme.
Banco Santos fell in three steps: intervention on 12 November 2004, liquidation on 4 May 2005 and bankruptcy on 20 September 2005, a hole near US$440 million.
KUALA LUMPUR: A Singaporean businessman was cheated of RM80,000 after falling victim to a local man who promised to procure him a Datuk title.
McKinsey's report of 13 October puts mining margins at 27% on flat volumes, led by gold. Mexico's 2025 output value rose 21.2% in pesos on flat volume.
Paun Rohovei tells BIRN that Ukraine is advancing EU-backed anti-corruption reforms and seeking closer security ties with Moldova and Romania.
