Egypt is considering holding presidential elections before the end of 2023, according to people familiar with the matter, an earlier than expected date as the North African nation of 105 million people grapples with its worst economic crisis in years.
Greenland’s police have opened a probe into how a luxury cruise ship got stuck in the mud in a remote area of the Arctic island four days ago.
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The world’s second-largest sailing superyacht worth hundreds of millions of dollars, a dead Russian billionaire accused of a sprawling fraud and his disputed wills fall at the heart of a bitter family feud playing out at a London court.
Rescuers waded in waist deep water in Libya and dug through crumbled mud brick buildings in Morocco in search of survivors after dual natural disasters over the weekend left at least 9,000 people dead.
Europe’s autumn heat will persist through next week, accompanied by severe thunderstorms and heavy rain from Spain to Germany.
Oil traded near a 10-month high as influential forecasts increasingly signal tight markets for the remainder of the year.
Shares in Italian lenders fell on Thursday, making them the worst performers on the STOXX Europe 600 Banks index, after Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni said that even if a new windfall tax on banks’ profits is modified, the state will still expect inflows of almost €3 billion ($3.2 billion).
South Korea’s central bank warned that housing prices remain overvalued relative to basic economic conditions and household debt levels are excessive.
ChatGPT creator OpenAI Inc. plans to open an office in Dublin, its second base outside of the US.
