The European Union is threatening reprisal for any attack on Europe’s energy networks, a senior official warned on Wednesday as energy companies increased security. The
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UK economy in turmoil; BoE injected 65 billion pounds to stabilize the bond markets.
Banks warned Kwasi Kwarteng that the upcoming Budget was “far too far away” and encouraged him to lay out his strategies for accelerating economic growth
Global hunger: ADB will invest $14b to strengthen the food value chain in Asia-Pacific.
The Asian Development Bank announced on Tuesday that it will invest at least $14 billion through 2025 to assist alleviate the region’s escalating food crisis.
Russia mass school shooting: 13 people dead and 21 injured.
At least 13 people have been killed and 21 others have been injured in a school in central Russia, according to the local authorities. Two
Iran headscarf death: The US permits tech companies to boost internet access in Iran as protests worsen.
In order to provide internet access for Iranians, the US has stated that it is enabling American tech companies to extend their operations in Iran,
The World’s Largest Produce Market in Paris razed by Fire.
On Sunday, a warehouse fire at a sizable produce market, which claims itself as the largest of its kind in the world and provides much
Climate change: Countries ravaged by global warming raise alarm at UN.
Low-lying island nation Vanuatu intensified its campaign this week to persuade the world to concentrate on battling global warming by advocating for a fossil fuel
Ukraine war: Russian banks lost over $25 billion – Central Bank of Russia
According to a central bank official, 1.5 trillion roubles ($25.5 billion) have been lost by Russia’s banks as a result of the fighting in Ukraine.
Brexit: UK financial watchdog clarifies investing in the stock market.
In its latest post-Brexit step to maintain London’s capital market’s competitiveness, Britain’s financial watchdog unveiled plans on Thursday to clarify which operators must be licensed
Hyundai and Kia cars are prone to stealing due to a lack of immobilizer keys.
Thieves are aware that some Hyundai and Kia cars and SUVs lack a “key” anti-theft system. Because their keys lack computer chips for theft “immobilizer”
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