A new Reuters/Ipsos poll puts JD Vance and Marco Rubio ahead among Republicans and Jon Ossoff and Pete Buttigieg in front among Democrats — but with no candidate yet declared, the 2028 race remains wide open.
Australia’s corporate regulator has sued Commonwealth Bank for allegedly overcharging 42,000 business customers, hours after National Australia Bank agreed to repay $169 million to 66,000 underpaid staff.
First Abu Dhabi Bank, the UAE’s largest lender, plans to raise up to AED 15 billion through a rights issue, with its biggest shareholder Mubadala backing the deal in full.
The European Commission has unveiled a draft Digital Fairness Act that would outlaw manipulative online design tricks, ban loot boxes for children and force platforms to let users switch off addictive features such as infinite scroll.
Israel’s security cabinet has ordered the military to step up preparations for a possible attack on Iran, Israeli public broadcaster KAN reported on Wednesday evening, as Tehran warned it would widen any retaliation to American bases as far away as Europe.
The European Union will approve a fresh round of sanctions against Russia on Monday, covering 150 additional entities and 50 banks, France’s Europe minister said, as Paris also condemned Moscow’s entry ban on French journalists and lawmakers.
Norway, Sweden, Denmark, Finland and Iceland will work towards a common defence deal, their governments have agreed, in the latest step to bind the Nordic armed forces more tightly together.
Foreign ministers of the G7 said China’s increasingly assertive activity in the waters east of Taiwan threatens regional stability and freedom of navigation, in their strongest joint warning yet on the issue.
Gibran Rakabuming Raka, the son of former president Joko Widodo, handed his resignation to parliament on Thursday, deepening a rift at the top of Southeast Asia’s largest economy.
Southeast Asian nations will launch a joint scheme to stockpile oil products as early as 2027, letting member states share fuel supplies in an emergency, Japan’s Nikkei business daily has reported.
A new Reuters/Ipsos poll puts JD Vance and Marco Rubio ahead among Republicans and Jon Ossoff and Pete Buttigieg in front among Democrats — but with no candidate yet declared, the 2028 race remains wide open.
Australia’s corporate regulator has sued Commonwealth Bank for allegedly overcharging 42,000 business customers, hours after National Australia Bank agreed to repay $169 million to 66,000 underpaid staff.
First Abu Dhabi Bank, the UAE’s largest lender, plans to raise up to AED 15 billion through a rights issue, with its biggest shareholder Mubadala backing the deal in full.
The European Commission has unveiled a draft Digital Fairness Act that would outlaw manipulative online design tricks, ban loot boxes for children and force platforms to let users switch off addictive features such as infinite scroll.
Israel’s security cabinet has ordered the military to step up preparations for a possible attack on Iran, Israeli public broadcaster KAN reported on Wednesday evening, as Tehran warned it would widen any retaliation to American bases as far away as Europe.
The European Union will approve a fresh round of sanctions against Russia on Monday, covering 150 additional entities and 50 banks, France’s Europe minister said, as Paris also condemned Moscow’s entry ban on French journalists and lawmakers.
Norway, Sweden, Denmark, Finland and Iceland will work towards a common defence deal, their governments have agreed, in the latest step to bind the Nordic armed forces more tightly together.
Foreign ministers of the G7 said China’s increasingly assertive activity in the waters east of Taiwan threatens regional stability and freedom of navigation, in their strongest joint warning yet on the issue.
Gibran Rakabuming Raka, the son of former president Joko Widodo, handed his resignation to parliament on Thursday, deepening a rift at the top of Southeast Asia’s largest economy.
Southeast Asian nations will launch a joint scheme to stockpile oil products as early as 2027, letting member states share fuel supplies in an emergency, Japan’s Nikkei business daily has reported.
