France’s government is open to more concessions on its plan to raise the retirement age by two years, said spokesman Olivier Veran, hinting at a bigger work-from-home push after labor unions threatened to bring the nation to “a halt.”
Nicos Christodoulides won the most votes in the second and final round of Cyprus presidential elections, an exit poll for state broadcaster RIK showed after voting ended.
Former President Jair Bolsonaro said he intends to return to Brazil in coming weeks, according to a video aired by CNN Brasil that comes as the right-wing leader faces multiple investigations in his homeland.
(Bloomberg) — OPEC’s top official urged countries to invest much more in oil to meet the world’s future energy needs and said climate policies need to be more “balanced and fair.”
Investors are paying up to protect themselves in case the stock market sinks with a key inflation reading due this week, which is expected to show that prices aren’t moderating the way the Federal Reserve would like to see.
BBC Chairman Richard Sharp made “significant errors of judgment” in failing to disclose his role in a loan to former UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson, risking public trust in the British news organization, a Parliament committee said. He now faces pressure to resign.
Canada downed an airborne object over its territory on Saturday, the third such incursion into North American airspace this month, while local Chinese media reported an unidentified object flying over one of its cities.
Skyrocketing valuations may soon force the league to make some tough decisions on who’s allowed into the owners’ club.
The two massive earthquakes that killed over 24,000 people in Turkey are expected to result in an loss to the nation’s economy of over $84 billion, or about 10% of the GDP, according to estimates of a business group.
Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni didn’t paper over her contempt for the French President this past week – and Emmanuel Macron made clear that the feeling was mutual.
