Democratic lawmakers demand investigation into security breach. REUTERS/Leah Millis/File Photo |
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- Trump's erratic policymaking has given Europe an unexpected spur to action, but any sense of "Europhoria" about the region's chances of turning this moment into a longer-lasting revival is likely premature.
- Escalating US tariffs and Canadian retaliatory duties could raise costs on items from aircraft components to engine repairs, according to aerospace trade groups in Canada, as a fresh round of the US-led trade war looms.
- India is open to cutting tariffs on more than half of US imports worth $23 billion in the first phase of a trade deal the two nations are negotiating, two government sources said, the biggest cut in years, aimed at fending off reciprocal tariffs.
- As Starlink nears regulatory approval in India for satellite broadband services, analysts say a victory there could pave a road into more emerging markets and boost the company's ambitions to add a million subscribers every year.
- Shell increased its shareholder distribution policy to 40-50% of cash flow from operations from 30-40% with a focus on share buybacks and lowered its spending outlook to a $20 billion-$22 billion range through to 2028.
- Though artificial intelligence seems new, fund managers have used it to spot patterns for years. In this episode of The Big View podcast, Gary Collier, chief technology officer of Man Group, talks about the surprising lessons he's learned and debunks some common AI tropes.
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Sudan's RSF squeezing relief supplies as famine spreads, aid workers say |
A handout photograph, shot in January 2024, shows women and babies at the Zamzam displacement camp, Sudan. MSF/Mohamed Zakaria/Handout via REUTERS/File Photo |
A Sudanese paramilitary force locked in a war with the army has placed new constraints on aid deliveries to territories where it is seeking to cement its control, including areas where famine is spreading, humanitarian workers say. |
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Galician wild horses are seen on blanket bogs surrounded by wind turbines in the Serra do Xistral, near Lugo, Galicia region. March 20, 2024. REUTERS/Nacho Doce. |
Spain's wild horses help stop fires igniting and spreading, preserving Galicia's delicate ecosystems, but Europe's largest herd has dwindled to around 10,000. |
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