Chile arrested 11 members of an indigenous group accused of numerous arson attacks against businesses and houses in the center-south of the country — a boost for a government that has been accused of being soft on crime.
The Indian parliament approved a bill to reserve a third of lawmakers’ seat for women, potentially giving a boost to Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s ruling party before elections due next summer.
The protracted search for Eskom Holdings SOC Ltd.’s new chief executive officer has raised tensions between the South African government minister that oversees the state utility and its board, according to people familiar with the matter.
Russia’s decision to ban exports of diesel — and gasoline — risks disrupting fuel supplies ahead of winter, but how deep the impact will be depends on how long it lasts.
Top distressed-debt investors are scooping up FTX Group claims on the cheap, betting that the company’s lengthy bankruptcy process will uncover additional valuable assets.
(Bloomberg) — Investors dealing with a Federal Reserve-induced hangover are suffering as all asset classes deliver losses that aren’t expected to diminish any time soon.
Prime Minister Fumio Kishida set out plans to attract more asset managers to Japan that include increased services in English and cuts to red tape, even as Tokyo slipped out of the top 20 in a ranking of the world’s top financial centers.
Russia will impose a new tax on exporters to support its strained wartime budget by soaking up excess revenue companies reap when the ruble depreciates.
The Bank of England’s decision to call time on almost two years of interest-rate increases is a signal that the risk of recession in the UK is fast replacing inflation as the chief concern for policy makers.
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan expressed disagreement with what he called “negative attitudes” by world leaders toward Russian President Vladimir Putin over the invasion of Ukraine.
