Breaking 12:50 UN warns of accelerating sea level rise driven by climate change 12:45 Japan’s ruling party approves bill to establish a second capital city 12:31 Morocco’s Startup ecosystem expands in 2026 but loses North African leadership 12:30 Growing tensions raise questions about the future of the US-Israel alliance 12:15 Ten years after Brexit: assessing the long-term impact on the UK economy 12:05 Morocco and Brazil close in on World Cup knockout stage qualification 12:00 Former SNP executive Peter Murrell jailed over misuse of party funds 11:48 US ambassador’s remarks spark debate over presidential influence on diplomatic appointments 11:45 Valentino revenue falls 15% in 2025 as Luxury sector faces global slowdown 11:30 United States targets ISIS financing networks with new international sanctions 11:30 IG4 pursues Raízen acquisition amid major debt restructuring in Brazil 11:15 Germany’s private sector contracts at fastest rate in 18 months, PMI signals weak growth 11:11 Trump calls for intensive inspections to ensure Iran’s nuclear compliance 11:00 Kotak Mahindra Bank eyes acquisitions to deploy excess capital and boost growth 10:59 Morocco strengthens maritime surveillance capabilities with the Avante 1800 patrol vessel 10:59 China launches new communications technology test satellite into orbit 10:45 Monte Dei Paschi CEO says banking consolidation is healthy if competition is preserved 10:43 Pezeshkian says progress in negotiations depends on US commitment 10:36 United States debates ways to share artificial intelligence wealth amid inequality concerns 10:30 Belgium issues EU arrest warrant for former commissioner avramopoulos in Qatargate probe 10:25 JD.com says robots will gradually transform the future of delivery services 10:18 Chinese developers seek antitrust investigation into Apple over App Store fees 10:16 UK grocery inflation slows to 3% as fears of Iran conflict spillover ease 10:15 Study warns that hundreds of AI-powered iOS apps may expose user data 10:08 Turkish intelligence chief meets Libyan commander Saddam Haftar in Benghazi 10:00 Heatwave in France triggers spike in drownings at unsanctioned swimming areas 09:46 NatPower and Tesla launch major 25 GWh battery storage project in Europe 09:45 Lionel Messi becomes the all-time leading scorer in World Cup history 09:30 India’s Akasa Air plans major expansion with 30% capacity increase in FY27 09:15 Cancer and cardiovascular diseases remain leading causes of death in France 09:00 Luc Besson case: Paris court of appeal considers reopening rape investigation 08:45 Kim Jong-un vows to strengthen North Korea’s defense amid nuclear war fears 08:38 Switzerland defends tougher UBS capital requirements to safeguard financial stability 08:31 Heineken appoints Rafael Oliveira as new CEO amid brewing industry challenges 08:15 StubHub UK hit with £900,000 fine for failing to disclose mandatory ticket fees 08:00 Italgas unveils €13 billion investment plan to modernize Italy’s gas infrastructure 07:45 Marco Rubio seeks gulf support for U.S.–Iran reset amid regional concerns 07:30 Congo’s Ebola outbreak surpasses 1,000 confirmed cases as death toll reaches 267 07:15 Iron Maiden Show at Paris La Défense Arena halted by unexpected power failure 07:00 Iran and United States establish working groups to advance peace negotiations 18:18 United States eases sanctions on Iranian oil sales following Switzerland talks 18:00 Chevron and Microsoft bet on natural gas to power artificial intelligence data centers 17:44 SpaceX turns to bond markets for first time to fund expansion and repay debt 17:25 United Kingdom: Reform UK calls for early general election after Starmer resignation 17:10 Washington Post Reports Record Rise in Democratic Turnout in US House of Representatives Elections 16:48 Bank of America forecasts renewed Federal Reserve tightening cycle in 2026 16:33 Istanbul to host NATO parliamentary summit ahead of leaders' meeting 16:16 FIFA faces criticism over environmental impact of expanding world cup tournaments 16:00 Russian mRNA skin cancer vaccine shows six-month treatment cycle, researchers say 15:42 Dubai digital strengthens dubai’s position among the world’s top five cities in brand strength 15:22 Alan Greenspan, the “Maestro” of US monetary policy, dies at 100 15:22 International yoga day 2026 celebrated in baku under the theme “yoga for healthy ageing” 15:12 Achraf Hakimi leads Morocco into a new era of World Cup ambition 15:05 Unhcr urged to address death penalty laws for apostasy and blasphemy worldwide 15:00 Lyhanna case: Inspection report highlights allegations involving suspect Jérôme Barella 14:45 Morocco launches electoral list verification process ahead of September 2026 elections 14:30 Mawazine 2026: Marwa Nagy delivers powerful Tarab performance in Rabat 14:22 Sri Lanka reports over 1,000 dengue cases in 24 hours as health authorities raise alarm over mosquito breeding conditions 14:15 Morocco remains top source of international students in France amid gradual decline 14:02 Arcosa to be acquired by CRH as infrastructure consolidation accelerates 14:00 Ebola Cases Rise Above 1,000 In Democratic Republic Of The Congo Amid Ongoing Outbreak 13:45 Uber-backed lime seeks Nasdaq listing in $180.9 million IPO push 13:32 Europe Would Struggle To Wage War Without US Support, Security Report Warns 13:30 Canadian markets stabilize after losses amid geopolitical and inflation concerns 13:15 Finland, Romania lead EU call to reassess brown bear conservation rules 13:13 Gold Faces Federal Reserve Pressure And Central Bank Support As $5200 Target Comes Into Question 13:02 Crimea halts summer camps as fuel crisis deepens under Ukraine strike pressure 13:00 US Airlines Enter Earnings Test As Geopolitical Support Fades

El Niño and Hormuz crisis threaten global food security

The convergence of a developing El Niño event and prolonged instability around the Strait of Hormuz is placing global food systems under mounting pressure. International assessments warn that climate-driven shocks and geopolitical disruptions are interacting in ways that amplify risks to food supply chains, agricultural output, and......

United Kingdom rejects US warning over under-16 social media ban

The United Kingdom has rejected a warning from the White House opposing plans to restrict social media access for children under the age of 16. The US administration submitted a response to a British public consultation through its embassy in London, arguing that such measures could limit free expression and place a disproportionate burden......

Germany faces recession risk as Iran-linked energy shock weighs on growth, DIW says

Germany’s economy is at risk of slipping into a technical recession this year as a sharp rise in energy prices linked to the conflict involving Iran weighs heavily on growth, according to the DIW economic institute. The Berlin-based think tank DIW Berlin has revised its economic outlook downward, now expecting Germany’s GDP to......

Morgan Stanley forecasts $570 billion AI debt surge in 2026

Global debt markets are undergoing a structural shift driven by the rapid expansion of artificial intelligence infrastructure spending. Morgan Stanley estimates that global AI-related debt issuance will rise to nearly $570 billion in 2026, more than doubling from previous levels as major technology companies accelerate borrowing to fund data......

At least 12 killed and 9 injured in Johannesburg shooting, South Africa police launch manhunt

At least 12 people have been killed and nine others injured in a shooting in a township near Johannesburg, South African police confirmed, prompting a large-scale manhunt for more than 10 suspects. The attack occurred late Tuesday night in an informal settlement in the Cleveland area, located about six kilometers east of Johannesburg’s......

Europe aviation fuel shortage disrupts major airports across continent

Air travel across Europe faced widespread disruption as airlines and airports struggled with reduced jet fuel availability and sustained high seasonal demand. Thousands of flights experienced delays while more than one hundred were cancelled across major hubs including Amsterdam, Paris, and London, extending a crisis that has persisted for......

Brazil’s Lula extends lead over Flávio Bolsonaro ahead of presidential election, Poll shows

Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva has increased his lead over opposition senator Flávio Bolsonaro in the race ahead of this year’s presidential election, according to a new opinion poll released Wednesday. The survey suggests that Lula would win a potential second-round runoff with 44% of the vote compared......

United States calls Russian invasion strategic failure at UN

The United Nations Security Council convened for a public briefing on Ukraine amid reports of intensified violence across the country. United Nations officials described the current phase of the conflict as the deadliest in four years, following a wave of strikes that killed at least 30 civilians and injured more than 200 people within a three-day......

EU rejects Apple request to exempt Siri AI under DMA

Apple and European regulators have entered a renewed dispute over the rollout of the company’s redesigned Siri artificial intelligence features in the European Union. The company says it cannot launch the updated assistant on iPhones and iPads in the bloc due to requirements under the Digital Markets Act, which imposes interoperability......

Petition against Trump’s “Manga-Style Posts” gains 20,000 signatures in Japan

A petition in Japan opposing the use of manga and anime characters in political content linked to U.S. President Donald Trump has gathered around 20,000 signatures, according to organizers. The controversy intensified after a video shared on Truth Social showed Trump depicted in a style resembling Naruto Uzumaki, a character from the popular......

Houthis strike two ships after Red Sea navigation ban

The Houthi movement in Yemen announced a full ban on Israeli maritime navigation in the Red Sea, escalating tensions across one of the world’s most strategic shipping corridors. The declaration came alongside immediate missile attacks on commercial vessels operating in the Gulf of Aden, marking a rapid intensification of maritime insecurity......

United States warns Europe over Ebola travel rules escalation

Marco Rubio held a call with Ursula von der Leyen to coordinate the response between Washington and Brussels over the Ebola outbreak spreading in the Democratic Republic of the Congo and Uganda. The United States urged European authorities to strengthen travel controls or face possible restrictions on European travelers entering US territory......

Jay-Z announces one-off concert at Stade de France on September 10

American rapper Jay-Z has announced a special one-night-only concert at the Stade de France on September 10, marking a major return to the French stage. The event, organized by Live Nation, will take place in Saint-Denis and is expected to celebrate the artist’s three-decade-long career in hip-hop. Known for global hits such as Empire......

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