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The Bank of England building on Threadneedle Street in the City of London.

Bank of England Raises Rates to 4% for First Time Since 2023 and Warns More May Come

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Demonstrators march through Paris during an inter-union strike in September 2025.

Hundreds of Thousands Expected as France Stages Nationwide Strike in Fresh Test for Macron

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A German Army Boxer armoured vehicle on display at an open day.

Rheinmetall Shares Plunge 16% After Second Guidance Cut in Three Months as Boxer Order Slips

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9.9 Million Children in Nepal Breathe Unhealthy Air as Climate Risks Mount, UNICEF Warns

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Cracked, parched earth after a prolonged drought.

Days of Extreme Heat Have More Than Doubled Since the 1980s, OECD Warns

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Ma Xingrui, former member of China's Politburo, in 2013.

China Indicts Former Politburo Member Ma Xingrui on Bribery Charges

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Traders at work on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange on Wall Street.

Dow Surges 1,569 Points in Biggest Post-Midterm Rally Since 1982 as Democrats Sweep Congress

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South Korean President Lee Jae Myung in an official portrait.

South Korean Audit Exposes Strains in US Alliance as Washington Shifts Focus to China

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An oil platform in the North Sea off Scotland.

BP Sells 5% Stake in Aker BP for $1.06 Billion to Shore Up Balance Sheet

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ABB industrial robots on display at the ASEA Historical Collections in Västerås, Sweden.

China Blocks SoftBank’s $5.4 Billion ABB Robotics Deal in Blow to Son’s AI Push

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Thick haze hanging over Palangka Raya in Central Kalimantan during Indonesia's 2026 forest fire season.

Australia to Send Waterbombing Aircraft to Help Indonesia Fight Worst Wildfires in 11 Years

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Australia will send waterbombing aircraft to Indonesia from 6 to 12 November to help fight fires described as the country’s most intense in 11 years, after smoke and haze left more than 400,000 people with acute respiratory infections.

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