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· Ambassador Carlos Salinas
Swedish Club warns vs crew training shortfalls
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· CIH
Cacdac lauds Vancouver’s Mission to Seafarers
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· Yashika F. Torib
PH, Belgium deepen maritime and green partnership
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· Genivi Verdejo
Tecon Suape bags second ESG Green seal
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· Genivi Verdejo
UK: Farage gambles on by-election to silence critics
Reform UK leader Nigel Farage has resigned as MP for Clacton, triggering a by-election he says will allow voters—not political opponents—to judge him. The move comes as he faces investigations into high-value financial donations that he insists were lawful.
· AfricaNews
S. Korea says proposed U.S. forced labor tariff 'unwarranted,' needs to be revised
WASHINGTON, July 7 (Yonhap) -- South Korea has called on the Office of the U.S. Trade Representative (USTR) to revise its proposed tariff on South Korea over forced labor concerns, calling the proposal "unwarranted" and "disproportionate" to the Asian economy's relevant circumstances.
· Song Sang-ho
Your 401(k) could be at risk if the AI bubble bursts: Treasury report
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· Ariel Zilber
JAL weighs miles program upgrade to boost non-aviation businesses
JAL's core airline business is susceptible to swings in demand caused by geopolitical risks. (Photo by Konosuke Urata)
· Staff Writer
Two ships attacked in Hormuz following reported Iranian missile strike on Qatari tanker
Two tankers were attacked off the coast of Qatar in the Strait of Hormuz on Tuesday, the United Kingdom Maritime Trade Operations agency (UKMTO) announced following earlier reports of an Iranian missile attack on a Qatari vessel in the region.
· JERUSALEM POST STAFF
Recession off the cards but Australia faces dreary outlook, economists say
De-escalation of war in the Middle East has lowered oil prices and eased fears of economic downturn but households are still feeling the pinch
· Patrick Commins
Reform UK’s Farage resigns as MP amid funding scandal, forcing by-election
London, United Kingdom – Far-right politician Nigel Farage is resigning as a member of parliament after revelations about his financial backers, triggering a by-election in which he plans to stand as a candidate.
· Fiona Kelliher
Hong Kong’s war-risk pool testament to collaboration, insurance leader says
Five local insurers built marine war-risk pool to address uncertainties over unstable conditions in the Middle East
· Lam Ka-sing
Hong Kong’s war-risk pool testament to collaboration, insurance leader says
Five local insurers built marine war-risk pool to address uncertainties over unstable conditions in the Middle East
· Lam Ka-sing
Could Canada use Chinese electric vehicle firms to reboot its auto manufacturing?
Potential buyers of Chinese EVs are unsure how long it will take for imports to reach Canadian dealerships
· Dulue Mbachu
Could Canada use Chinese EV firms to reboot its auto manufacturing?
Potential buyers of Chinese EVs are unsure how long it will take for imports to reach Canadian dealerships
· Dulue Mbachu
‘Proof, not promises’: Indian steel giant makes final pitch for Whyalla
A giant Indian steelmaker has placed its decarbonisation credentials and global turnaround record at the centre of its final-stage pitch to take over the collapsed Whyalla steelworks as a long-running sale process narrows to two remaining contenders.
· Nick Toscano
The UAE's Naseej initiative is a reminder that what we can weave, we can mend | The National
One of the longest and most storied trade routes in human history was named not after a precious metal or a rare spice, but after a fabric. The Silk Road carried so much more than culture, language, religion and invention. Yet we remember it by the cloth that travelled along it. For most of human history, beyond sim…
· Sheikha Shamma bint Sultan bin Khalifa Al Nahyan
Trump ally Nigel Farage quits UK parliament amid finance scandal to fight special election
Nigel Farage, the leader of Britain's right-wing Reform UK party, announced Tuesday that he will step down from parliament to fight a "people versus the establishment" special election.
· Hugh Leask
Nigel Farage quits and triggers by-election
LONDON — Nigel Farage resigned as an MP Tuesday to trigger a by-election amid intense scrutiny of his financial arrangements.
· Noah Keate
China has potential to become world’s largest consumer market by 2041, policy adviser says
The country’s share of global consumption could surpass 20 per cent over the next decade or so, becoming a critical economic anchor for Hong Kong, analyst says
· Mia Nurmamat
China has potential to become world’s largest consumer market by 2041, policy adviser says
The country’s share of global consumption could surpass 20 per cent over the next decade or so, becoming a critical economic anchor for Hong Kong, analyst says
· Mia Nurmamat
Nigel Farage to address future amid financial donation scrutiny
Reform UK leader Nigel Farage gestures during a fireside chat at the Alliance for Responsible Citizenship (Arc) annual conference, at Olympia London, Wednesday June 24, 2026. (Jordan Pettitt/PA via AP)
· Jill Lawless
Rivian stock falls 10% as company sells 75 million shares to raise capital
Rivian Automotive stock was down by more than 10% during premarket trading on Tuesday after the electric vehicle maker announced a public offering of 75 million shares of its Class A common stock.
· Michael Wayland
Likud MK Kallner opposes criminal arrests for haredi draft evaders, backs economic sanctions
Addressing the issue of haredi (ultra-Orthodox) enlistment into the IDF, Likud MK Ariel Kallner told 103FM on Monday that he doesn't support arresting yeshiva students and that he believes economic sanctions to be a superior option in dealing with the issue.
· 103FM
Macron says France ready to help rebuild Syria following bombs, explosions near his hotel
France is ready to help rebuild Syria's economy and banking sector, French President Emmanuel Macron said on Tuesday as he pressed on with a visit to Damascus after two bombs exploded near a hotel where he had been holding meetings.
· REUTERS
Futures Fall, Chipmakers Tumble After Samsung Rout; Oil Climbs
Stocks fell as freash volatility hit chipmakers after blowout earnings from Samsung Electronics were still not good enough (the company missed some buyside estimates) and left investors wanting even more, and sent its stock tumbling as much as 11%, forcing another 20 minute halt of the Kospi. As of 8:00am ET, S&P fu…
· Tyler Durden
Europe could prosper as China’s trade ally rather than adversary
Europe missed its chance to make trade with China a win-win for both sides. It’s now opting for a trade war it’s unlikely to win altogether
· Lanxin Xiang
Europe could prosper as China’s trade ally rather than adversary
Europe missed its chance to make trade with China a win-win for both sides. It’s now opting for a trade war it’s unlikely to win altogether
· Lanxin Xiang
Bank of England warns an AI crash could plunge UK into recession
The U.K. is at risk of recession if the artificial intelligence bubble pops, the Bank of England warned today, as investors increasingly park their cash into tech stocks.
· Elliot Gulliver-Needham
Kenya crushes Saba Saba march in latest crackdown on dissent
Kenyan police blocked a planned Saba Saba Day march in Nairobi on Tuesday, detaining protesters and sealing off the capital as President William Ruto's government intensified its crackdown on dissent amid lingering anger over police violence, economic hardship and shrinking civic freedoms.
· AfricaNews
Lebanon's private-sector workforce cut by one-third as Israel war worsens crisis, ILO says | The National
Lebanon's private-sector workforce has been slashed by a third as Israel's attacks in the south exacerbate already challenging conditions stemming from years of economic instability, a study by the International Labour Organisation has shown.
· Alvin R Cabral
Why is Trump attacking ‘communists’? Because he’s run out of cards to play | Robert Reich
With the economy, foreign policy and immigration all going poorly for the president, he’s scrambling before the midterms
· Robert Reich
High-spending online gamblers to face financial risk checks
Gamblers who spend more than £1,000 online in a 24-hour window will have to undergo a financial risk assessment, the industry regulator has announced.
· Bbcnews
Ex-Nato chief behind defence review says Starmer’s military spending plan is too little, too late
George Robertson warns defence investment plan fails to meet scale of challenge facing the UK
· Kiran Stacey
Farage to make statement on his 'future in public life'
Nigel Farage says he will make a statement on his "future in public life" amid renewed scrutiny over financial support he has received.
· Bbcnews
Ukraine says woman wanted in Monaco bombing found dead
KYIV, Ukraine (AP) — Ukraine’s Security Service on Tuesday said it found the body of Ukrainian national Anastasiia Berezovska, who is wanted by authorities in Monaco in connection with the bombing targeting Ukrainian business tycoon Vadym Yermolaiev.
Half of Americans struggle to afford groceries and gas, exclusive poll finds
About 57% of polled Americans also believe economy is worsening in grim portrait of cost of living crisis, according to Harris survey for the Guardian
· Gaya Gupta
Khor Fakkan port terminal capacity to be doubled amid Hormuz disruption | The National
Sharjah-based Gulftainer plans to more than double the capacity of its Khor Fakkan commercial terminal, with container traffic through the port having risen due to the blockade of the Strait of Hormuz.
· Jennifer Gnana
Will the Iran-US MoU reshape economic relations in the Gulf?
The Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) signed by the United States and Iran on 17 June could reshape the economic landscape of the Gulf by opening the door to renewed trade and investment with Iran.
· Middleeasteye
Indian ambassador to China urges deeper economic ties, touts AIIB as model
New envoy also advocates for multilateral cooperation as global economy faces challenges ranging from tariffs to export controls
· Orange Wang
Indian ambassador to China urges deeper economic ties, touts AIIB as model
New envoy also advocates for multilateral cooperation as global economy faces challenges ranging from tariffs to export controls
· Orange Wang
Israel approves defense merger for Israel Aerospace Industries, Elta ahead of massive IPO
The Israeli government approved the merger of Elta into Israel Aerospace Industries (IAI) on Sunday, ahead of a potential listing of the company's IPO.
· UDI ETZION
Billionaire John Arnold commits $2.6 million to study online sports betting risk
Billionaire philanthropist John Arnold says online sports betting has changed immeasurably since it became legal in the U.S. in 2018, thanks to the rise of online prediction market platforms Kalshi and Polymarket and mobile apps like DraftKings and FanDuel. To better understand the potential risks, he's awarding $2.…
· Justin Papp
Staggering 900 NYC public schools failing students amid grade inflation, lax accountability
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· Carl Campanile
Hong Kong should build AI plan around ‘competitive’ strengths, industry leaders say
Panel speakers at China Conference say city’s AI blueprint should not be too broad and harness urban development, healthcare and finance capabilities
· Lam Ka-sing
Hong Kong should build AI plan around ‘competitive’ strengths, industry leaders say
Panel speakers at China Conference say city’s AI blueprint should not be too broad and harness urban development, healthcare and finance capabilities
· Lam Ka-sing
Big EU banks must set out AI risk plan, top ECB official
BRUSSELS — The EU’s biggest lenders should set out how they will tackle risks from cutting-edge artificial intelligence models by the end of October, the bloc’s top banking supervisor said today.
· Kathryn Carlson
The science of happiness, unemployment, inflation, populism and One Nation
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· Liam Mannix