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Former premier Robert Fico could seal an unlikely comeback in Slovakia’s election, and he wants to end military aid to Ukraine.

Eight years ago, the Labour party’s shadow chancellor John McDonnell brandished Mao Zedong’s Little Red Book in Parliament. As the party prepares for a general election campaign which opinion polls indicate it will win, its top team today prefers very different associations from the Chinese Communist leader.

Hong Kong’s relaxation of mortgage rules for first-time buyers of homes under construction is unlikely to lift a property market that’s been burdened by high borrowing costs, according to analysts.

The US and South Korea started three days of naval exercises to counter submarines and missiles after Kim Jong Un’s regime this month deployed what it said was a “tactical nuclear attack” sub.

Daiichi Sankyo Co. shares jumped by the most in a year after a drug it developed with AstraZeneca Plc showed favorable results in a trial for a common type of breast cancer.

Rising debt payments are eroding the spending power of Indian households and threatening to choke off the funds that fuel the fastest-growing major economy.

A 100-kilogram World War II bomb unearthed at a construction site in Singapore will be destroyed on Tuesday, sparking an evacuation of the surrounding area.

A Chinese property investor that has struggled with several US projects faces court-ordered liquidation as a Bermuda court issued a winding-up order against the firm.

Videogame studio Capcom Co. may sell more copies of games in India than in China within a decade as the publisher behind the Resident Evil franchise looks to new markets for long-term growth, according to Chief Operating Officer Haruhiro Tsujimoto.