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Supply troubles and an increase in staff have left Indian airline Vistara with a fresh headache — a shortage of uniforms for cabin crew.

South Korea summoned China’s ambassador to express concern over the envoy’s warning that Seoul’s embrace of pro-US policies could bring it harm.

IHS Holding Ltd.’s annual meeting devolved into a tense standoff over investor power on Wednesday after the African tower operator dismissed demands from two of its largest stakeholders.

Norway’s underlying inflation unexpectedly accelerated to a record-high pace last month, cementing expectations that the central bank will prolong its interest rate-hiking campaign beyond the summer.

State-backed assets from Singapore have ended up on an ESG blacklist at Van Lanschot Kempen NV, after Asia’s wealthiest country per capita failed an updated ESG test used by the wealth manager to screen for environmental risks.

The UK Treasury announced a plan to ease a windfall tax on the profits of UK oil and gas companies, but the measure was quickly criticized as insufficient to boost investment in the North Sea.

The White House pushed back on a report that the Chinese government cut a deal with Cuba to set up a spy base on the island that would target US military bases and communications.

Pakistan, which is negotiating to restart a $6.7 billion bailout with the International Monetary Fund, is unlikely to devalue its currency again as pressure on the rupee has eased, according to Fitch Ratings.

The UK’s main opposition Labour Party scaled back its flagship pledge to invest £28 billion ($35 billion) a year on a green energy transition if it wins the next election, blaming the Conservative government for damaging the economy since the proposal was first published in 2021.

Ukraine’s new NATO-standard tanks and fighting vehicles are appearing in battlefield images as military analysts said Kyiv’s long-awaited counteroffensive is underway.