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Global News, Business, AI & Markets — Hour by Hour

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The RTÉ campus in Donnybrook, Dublin.

Bomb Threats Warning ‘The Clock Is Ticking’ Disrupt TV Stations Across Europe

Rows of server racks inside a data centre

Big Tech Drives US Corporate Bond Sales to Record $1.88 Trillion as AI Borrowing Surges

Cracked, drought-parched earth in the submerged village of Aceredo, Spain, during the drought of early 2022.

2026 Almost Certain to Breach 1.5°C as October Sets Global Heat Record, Copernicus Says

Pope Leo XIV in May 2025, shortly after his election as pope.

Pope Leo XIV Begins 12-Day Latin America Tour Weeks After Lung Cancer Surgery

The Frances Perkins Building, headquarters of the US Department of Labor, in Washington, DC.

US Adds 165,000 Jobs in October, Beating Forecasts as Unemployment Falls to 4.1%

Rebeca Grynspan, Costa Rica's candidate for UN secretary-general, photographed in 2021.

Grynspan Widens Lead in Race to Succeed Guterres as UN Chief as Türkiye’s Late Entrant Falters

The fishing harbour at La Restinga on El Hierro, one of the main arrival points for migrants reaching Spain's Canary Islands.

Migrant Surge to Spain’s Canary Islands Is ‘Unsustainable’, Authorities Warn

A London Underground train at Acton Town station.

London Tube Drivers to Stage Eight Days of Strikes Over Winter in Working-Arrangements Dispute

Gadi Eisenkot, the former Israeli military chief, in 2022.

Eisenkot Secures Backing of 67 Lawmakers as Herzog Prepares to Name Israel’s Next Prime Minister

A Chinese couple in wedding attire posing for photographs at the Temple of Heaven in Beijing.

China’s Marriages Fall to 18-Year Low as Birth-Rate Fears Deepen

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