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After weeks of turbulence and giddying declines, the UK bond market may be about to get a breather.

Mexico’s President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador drew thousands in a march to celebrate the fifth anniversary of his election victory.

Singapore recorded its highest suicide tally since 2000, indicating a rise in mental distress from factors including social pressures and economic uncertainty, a report by non-profit Samaritans of Singapore Ltd. said.

When the first phase of construction is completed in 2026, the site of the former Athens Airport will be unrecognizable.

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Pacific Investment Management Co. Chief Investment Officer Daniel Ivascyn is preparing for a “harder landing” than other investors as central bank chiefs prepare to continue raising interest rates, he said in an interview with the Financial Times.

Rishi Sunak is considering scrapping an environmental law dating back to UK membership of the European Union, as his government faces pressure to build more houses while fending off a voter backlash on pollution.

Pakistan won vital breathing space from a potential debt default thanks to a draft agreement with the International Monetary Fund, but political stability will prove key to the South Asian economy in coming months.

Twitter is imposing a temporary cap on the number of tweets that accounts can see each day, a move that sparked backlash from some users.

A free trade deal between Australia and the European Union is “still a fair way off” but the country remains hopeful a deal will be reached, Australia’s agriculture minister said.