Global Affairs — Page 5

• UK Defence Strategy Faces Pressure to Shift from Global Projection to Domestic Security
• South Korea Investigates Potential Sanctions Evasion via Fuel Shipments to Russia
• Pakistan Faces Escalating Political Volatility Amid Opposition Marches
• Divergent U.S. and Chinese Strategies for Global AI Governance
• Conservatives Propose Inheritance Tax Abolition, Targeting Affluent Voters
• New 90% Cash Deal Shows M&A Market's Defensive Turn
• NY Fed Finds 5% of Firms Drive Investment Response to Rate Hikes
• Canada Indefinitely Extends Ban on Assisted Dying for Mental Illness
• Markets Reprice Fed Path as S&P 500 Touches New High
• Global Buyers Absorb Record U.S. Debt Despite China's Exit
• Standard Chartered Trims Tech Bets, Citing Near-Term Volatility
• Trump Vows to Fire Advisers Over Bosnian Entity Payments
• IES Holdings Tacks on $525M Debt in DBM Global Takeover
• Quince Shareholder Vote Signals New Capital Strategy, Dilution Risk
• China Establishes First Fighter Jet Facility in Mainland Southeast Asia
• Penguin Solutions Lifts FY27 Sales Outlook to $2.43B on Record Q4
• Reform UK Clears Officials in Funding Probe Amid Police Inquiry
• Rosengren Sees Final 25bp Hike After Midterm Elections
• Texas Economy Flashes Mixed Signals, Divergence Hits Growth Outlook
• Parti Québécois Wins Quebec Election Without Majority Mandate
• Ukraine faces 70 missiles; Zelenskiy says at least 11 die
• US and Greece launch counterterrorism data-sharing pact
• North Korea challenges Taiwan arms sales as jets arrive
• England and Wales Police Face Super-Complaint Over Image-Abuse Investigation Failures
• IMF chief urges fiscal tightening as global debt climbs
• India's voter rolls dispute tests election panel's standing
• Coalition Migration Strategy Faces Scrutiny Over Missing Budget Estimates
• Romania Faces Political Paralysis and Potential Presidential Censure
• Diplomatic Tensions Rise Over US Rhetoric Regarding Canadian Military Contributions
• Hong Kong Approves Tuition Fee Increases for Non-Public Schools
• Challenges to Restoring U.S. Global Credibility in Human Rights
• French Police Launch Mass Arrests as Student Protests Escalate
• UK Government Initiates Contactless Border Control Rollout
• Counter-Terror Probe Widens at RAF Fairford After Fresh Arrest
• Journalist Assaulted by Settlers in West Bank Amid Security Inaction
• Iran’s Missile Drills Expose Critical Vulnerabilities in U.S. Air Defenses
• New Zealand Climate Report Projects Significant Economic and Infrastructure Risks
• Black Sea Drone Strikes Ignite New Maritime Security Crisis
• EU Commission Accelerates Standards Development to Boost Competitiveness
• Poland Expands LNG Capacity to Bolster Regional Energy Security