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page 26 of 37Standard Chartered joins major banks in betting on December ECB rate hike
A violent classroom revolt is becoming France's next big crisis
McDonald’s sells Hong Kong shop for US$15.3 million as ‘old money’ returns to retail
China stockpiles ASML lithography tools, spurring US calls for complete export ban
Has the City of Cape Town stopped listening to residents who oppose development?
Sky-high fuel prices push costs up on customers and charities
Trump wants South Korea in on Alaska LNG. Here’s why Seoul is cautious
Hotstone Yoga director arrested over unfair trade practices after abrupt closure
UK diesel price hits £2 a litre as US calls for Europe to release more stocks
World shares mixed after global bond sell-off deepens, ahead of U.S. jobs data
No more cereal at the end of the aisle? New rules in Scotland's supermarkets
The secret signs the bond sell-off might be ending
How can Jordan respond to Israel’s escalation across the West Bank?
TTAP invites JI to multiparty moot, urges political parties to hold consultations
Eurozone inflation hits its highest level in three years at 3.8% as energy costs soar
Tinubu's economic reforms draw mixed reactions ahead of Nigeria election
Hong Kong raises helpers’ monthly minimum wage to HK$5,220
Takaichi told during Trump talks that weak yen was hurting U.S. trade
Crop outputs grew up to 100% in China’s big agricultural experiment: scientists
Pro-democracy activists increasingly vulnerable to authoritarian governments in Southeast Asia