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01.11 / 16:03

European Union Celebrity News Halloween Nazi Italy: Meloni's deputy minister blasted over 2005 Nazi uniform photo

A lawmaker of the far-right Brothers of Italy party who sparked outrage after a newspaper published a picture of him wearing a swastika on his left arm in 2005, was named junior infrastructure minister on Monday.

01.11 / 11:29

European Union Protests South Korean police admit 'heavy responsibility' for deadly Seoul crush

South Korea's police chief accepted "a heavy responsibility" for failing to prevent a crowd surge that killed more than 150 people during Halloween festivities in Seoul.

01.11 / 11:29

European Union Protests Deal Russia and Ukraine trade barbs at the UN Security Council over grain export deal halt

Russian and Ukrainian top diplomats exchanged barbs at the United Nations Headquarters on Monday, with the Ukrainian ambassador calling Moscow's decision to pull out of the grain export deal "blackmail".

01.11 / 01:01

Provident guidance U.S. Treasury Issues New Guidance on Russian Oil-Price Cap in Bid to Calm Markets

WASHINGTON—The Treasury Department said that ships loaded with Russian oil before Dec. 5 won’t be subjected to U.S.-led price cap on Russian oil, as Washington attempts to reassure anxious oil markets about its plan for new sanctions.

01.11 / 00:59

film Protests Halloween Armenia and Azerbaijan agree to avoid 'force' after Putin hosts talks

Armenian and Azeri leaders agreed "not to use force" to settle their disputes, following peace talks hosted by Russian President Vladimir Putin.

31.10 / 19:29

Activism film Protests Halloween Ukraine war: Electricity blackouts, Russian spies, and grain shipments in doubt

Ships left Ukrainian ports carrying grain on Monday, suggesting Moscow had stopped short of reimposing a blockade that could have threatened world food supplies.

31.10 / 15:57

Digital Eurozone Inflation Rate Rises to 10.7% as Recession Looms

The annual rate of consumer-price inflation in the eurozone increased to double digits in October, reaching a record and highlighting the challenges facing the European Central Bank after it signaled a coming slowdown in the pace of its rate increases.

31.10 / 15:43

regulation sanctions EU crypto sanctions against Russia has an unexpected enforcer

The Monetary Exchange of Singapore (MAS), the country’s central bank and financial regulator, reminded all authorized cryptocurrency exchanges in the country to comply with financial sanctions in place toward Russia.

31.10 / 13:15

Provident Progressive legislation MPs Cross-border MPs Set to Vote on Mining Bill That Would Let Russians Pay Cross-border with Crypto

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31.10 / 11:11

film Cinema Halloween Russia launches 'massive' attack on key infrastructure in Ukraine, say authorities

Russia conducted a "massive" barrage of strikes on critical infrastructure in Kyiv, Kharkiv and other cities on Monday morning, Ukrainian authorities reported.

30.10 / 14:45

Halloween Deal Ukraine war: Russia's grain deal pullout will 'worsen world hunger', say Western leaders

There's been an outcry to Russia's decision to pull out of a key UN-brokered Black Sea grain deal, dealing a blow to attempts to ease a global food crisis.

29.10 / 21:03

Twitter Religion rights Iran protests: Europe's cities rally for Mahsa Amini and women's rights

Iran's paramilitary Revolutionary Guard issued a new warning on Saturday to Iranians joining the protests that have roiled the country since last month.

29.10 / 20:25

Religion South Korea: 'Dozens in cardiac arrest' after Halloween crush in Seoul

South Korean officials said around 50 people were in cardiac arrest and a number feared dead after being crushed by a large crowd pushing forward on a narrow street during Halloween festivities in the capital Seoul.

29.10 / 18:35

Russia to Suffer Worst Slowdown of Any Major Economy

Russia is set for the deepest recession of any large economy this year, according to new forecasts from its central bank—and economists forecast a gloomy future as the windfall from high energy prices fades, sanctions tighten and the country struggles to replace Europe as the main buyer of its oil and gas.

29.10 / 16:35

Manufacturing Continental German Economy Shows Surprise Strength Ahead of Expected Recession

FRANKFURT—Germany’s economy grew modestly in the three months through September, showing surprising strength ahead of what economists expect to be a bleak period as the region’s households and businesses wrestle with surging interest rates and prices fanned by Russia’s war in Ukraine.

29.10 / 14:41

Halloween controversy Ukraine war: 'Massive' Sevastopol drone attack, Russia on 'nuclear threshold', clocks controversy

A drone attack on Saturday on Russian Black Sea fleet installations in the Moscow-annexed Crimea was the most "massive" of the conflict in Ukraine, the Russian-installed governor of the city of Sevastopol said.

29.10 / 14:41

Halloween Indigenous rights Finland's Sanna Marin apologises for lack of action on rights of indigenous Sámi people

Finnish Prime Minister Sanna Marin has said she's sorry for delays in acting on new human rights legislation for indigenous Sámi people.

28.10 / 19:53

Twitter film Sunak UK PM Rishi Sunak asks France's Emmanuel Macron for help with Channel migrants

New UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak had his first official phone call with French President Emmanuel Macron on Friday, just a few days after taking office.

28.10 / 18:51

Strategy Backed U.S.-Backed Plan to Cap Price of Russian Oil Hits Delays

WASHINGTON—The Biden administration’s effort to roll out a price cap on Russian oil has hit delays, as the Treasury Department tries to ease industry concerns about the novel sanctions regime at the center of the West’s economic battle with Russia.

28.10 / 18:45

markets Bitcoin Bitcoin Price Bitcoin price due sub-$20K dip, traders warn amid claim miners ‘capitulating’

Bitcoin (BTC) climbed back to $20,500 at the Oct. 28 Wall Street open as United States equities sought a stronger finish to the week.

28.10 / 18:23

Twitter Social Media film Footballer Pablo Marí undergoes back surgery after knife attack in Italy

Spanish footballer Pablo Marí, who was wounded in a knife attack at an Italian shopping centre on Thursday, has undergone surgery to treat wounds to his back.

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