Argentines Choose President Amid Economic Crisis: What to Watch
Argentines are heading to the polls Sunday to pick a president they will trust with the urgent mission to pull South America’s second-largest economy from the brink of disaster.
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Apple Supplier Foxconn to Work With China on Unspecified Probes
Key iPhone assembler Hon Hai Precision Industry Co. said it will collaborate with Chinese authorities on unspecified probes, following a report that officials are conducting tax audits and reviewing land use by parent Foxconn Technology Group Co.
Cathay Pacific Cancels HK-Tel Aviv Flights for Rest of 2023
Cathay Pacific Airways Ltd. said it has canceled all flights between Hong Kong and Tel Aviv for the rest of this year, citing “the ongoing situation in Israel.”
Philippines Says Two Boats Collided With China Vessels
The Philippines said two of its vessels collided with Chinese boats during a mission to deliver supplies to a South China Sea outpost.
Diesel Cars Moved From London to the North After Ulez Expansion
Diesel cars are being moved out of London and into the north of England and Scotland after a crackdown on emissions in the city.
British Rice Industry Fears India Pact Will Kill Off Local Mills
Industry warns cutting tariffs in free trade deal would decimate jobs and investment.
Porsche Design Head Says Chinese EVs Spur Edgier Car Concepts
After nearly twenty years of designing Porsche 911s and Cayennes, Michael Mauer says new competitors led by EV brands from China are making managers and designers in Germany more receptive to risky vehicle concepts.
EU Mulls Gas Price Cap Extension to Avert Winter Crisis, FT Says
Europe is considering whether to extend an emergency gas price cap introduced earlier this year because of fears that the conflict in the Middle East and a pipeline sabotage might elevate prices this winter, the Financial Times reported, citing a presentation to diplomats that it had seen.
South Korea, US, Japan to Hold Joint Aerial Drill, Yonhap Says
South Korea, the US and Japan were set to conduct a joint air military exercise near the Korean peninsula on Sunday, weeks after the three countries carried out their first three-nation naval interdiction drills in seven years.
Swiss Go to Polls With Right-Wing Party Set to Extend Lead
Swiss voters go to the polls on Sunday with the anti-immigrant People’s Party set to cement its position as the nation’s strongest political force.
