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The UK government paid £2.3 billion to the European Union to settle a long-standing fraud case relating to imports of Chinese textiles and footwear, saying the payment was necessary to fulfill its international obligations.

An Indian court rejected Godrej & Boyce Manufacturing Co Ltd’s plea against the government acquiring its land for the nation’s first bullet train, helping fasttrack the project that has seen inordinate delays.

An invitation for Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy to squeeze in a dinner at the presidential Elysee Palace in Paris ahead of a European Union summit triggered a fresh spat between France and Italy.

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Shell Plc faces a new front in climate litigation as lawyers, supported by a group of shareholders, sue the oil giant’s board in the UK.

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Polish banks are sounding increasingly sanguine about a looming European Union court ruling that the country’s financial regulator once warned may spell a full-blown crisis for the industry.

(Bloomberg) — Latin America’s major economies are likely to keep monetary policy tight for a prolonged period after overshooting their inflation targets for years in a row, according to Colombia’s top central banker.