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Six political parties in Suriname sign coalition agreement
Six Surinamese parties signed a coalition agreement to form a new government under Jennifer Simons, distributing ministerial roles and aiming for transparent governance amid...
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China dismisses Trump's accusation of violating trade deal as 'unfounded'
China rejects Trump's claim that it violated a recent trade deal, stating the accusation is baseless and highlighting U.S. restrictive measures.
IATA Chief: Cheaper Airline Tickets Due to Lower Oil Prices
Lower oil prices are reducing jet fuel costs, allowing airlines to cut ticket prices, according to IATA's Willie Walsh.
French Government Bids for Struggling IT Firm Atos
The French government has offered €410 million for Atos' advanced computing division, deemed strategically vital for national security. The deal, expected to finalize soon,...
Export restrictions frustrate Nvidia: 'Whoever captures the Chinese market ultimately wins global dominance'
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang expresses frustration over US export restrictions to China, which cost the company $8 billion in potential revenue. The restrictions force Nvidia to...
Mixed reactions after Trump doubles steel tariffs
President Trump's decision to double steel tariffs has sparked mixed reactions, with investors cheering and trading partners condemning the move.
Wall Street in turmoil: Trump's tax measure could harm investments
Wall Street reacts strongly to a proposed tax measure by Trump that could increase taxes on foreign investments, potentially harming the U.S. economy and jobs.
Euro currently has no chance as a global reserve currency: 'Trust is lacking'
The euro is unlikely to replace the dollar as the global reserve currency anytime soon due to a lack of trust and adherence to financial rules within the EU, according to...
Conservative nationalist Nawrocki wins Polish presidential elections
Karol Nawrocki, a conservative nationalist, has won the Polish presidential elections in a close race against pro-European Rafal Trzaskowski. Nawrocki's victory poses a...
Poland Elects New President: Can Tusk Turn the Tide for His Government?
Poland's presidential election could determine the fate of Prime Minister Tusk's reform agenda, with a tight race between liberal and conservative candidates.
Massive street celebration in Paris after PSG's victory, riots and looting in some areas
PSG fans celebrated their first Champions League win in Paris, but riots and looting marred the festivities in some areas, leading to police intervention.
Multiple fatalities as train derails after Russian bridge collapse, possibly due to explosion
A train derailment in Russia's Bryansk region, caused by a bridge collapse potentially due to an explosion, has left seven dead and thirty injured. Authorities suspect...