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Farmers conducted protests across 16 states in Mexico in response to reforms supported by President Claudia Sheinbaum

Responding to new water laws

Mexican farmer protest blocks US border bridge

Investors are awaiting the latest US inflation data this week, which could guide the Federal Reserve's decision-making on interest rates

Fresh hopes for a US interest rate cut

US stocks rise again on AI rebound, revived Fed rate-cut hopes

Criticism of the BBC has grown in recent years

Succeeding Tim Davie

BBC launches hunt for new boss as Trump row rumbles on

Marking 25 years of EU-African Union relations

EU, Africa leaders talk trade and minerals in Angola summit

ECB head Christine Lagarde urged Europe to remove obstacles to AI adoption

'Losing competitiveness'

AI delay may affect Europe's future, says ECB chief

The Labour party has struggled to consistently grow the UK economy since returning to power in July 2024

To be unveiled Wednesday

UK budget tests Labour govt's credibility

German firms are worried that the government's promised reforms are moving too slowly

Little faith in recovery

Germany business morale falls as hopes for revival dim

The EU and United States clinched a deal in July for most EU exports to face a 15-percent US levy

Talks in Brussels with US Commerce Secretary

EU says will push US to lower steel tariffs

For the first time in decades, Mogadishu is witnessing a building boom

Rising from the ashes: Mogadishu's building boom

US consumer confidence is suffering, but Americans are expected to spend nearly $1,000 on holiday-related purchases in 2025, according to the Conference Board

Growth of 3.7-4.2% compared with last year

Despite doubts over economy, Americans set for record holiday spending

Copper demand has exploded in recent years, with the metal needed for solar panels, wind turbines, electric-vehicle batteries and consumer electronics

To create world's largest miner of copper

Australian mining giant BHP drops Anglo American takeover bid

European leaders huddled at the summit to discuss their pushback to a US plan on Ukraine

Inequality, cooperation, climate change

Geopolitical fractures and Ukraine worries sap G20 summit

South Africa's G20 summit endorsed a declaration the touched on issues of access to critical minerals and measures to cope with climate change

'Solidarity, Equality, Sustainability'

S.Africa G20 declaration highlights: minerals, debt, climate

Many tourism and retail businesses in Japan rely heavily on Chinese visitors

Amid diplomatic spat

Japan businesses brush off worries over China tourists

Trump-Epstein disinformation is roiling social media

Lashing out at officials

Fake AI Trump audio clip on 'Epstein files' gains traction

Japanese tech investment titan SoftBank plunged more than 10 percent

US stocks gain momentum after tech-fueled Asia rout

A pro-Wagner banner at a rally in 2022 celebrating France's military withdrawal from Mali

Conflict-plagued region

What are Russian forces doing in Mali amid jihadist blocade?

EU trade ministers will hold talks in Brussels on Monday with US Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick and US Trade Representative Jamieson Greer

EU to seek more tariff exemptions during US commerce secretary visit

Afghanistan and Pakistan have been locked in an increasingly bitter dispute since the Taliban took over Kabul in 2021

After deadly border clash

Afghanistan seeks new trade routes as Pakistan ties sour

Bulgaria has been hard hit by US sanctions on Russian oil giant Lukoil

Key role for the country

How US sanctions on Russia's Lukoil hit Bulgaria's largest refinery

Investors were happy with Ubisoft on Friday

Ubisoft shares surge as trading resumes after results 'restatement'

ECB chief Christine Lagarde said Europe's export-led growth model was under strain

Like US tariffs

Europe increasingly 'vulnerable' to shocks: ECB chief

The measures announced by Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi include energy subsidies and tax cuts

'Fiscally responsible'

Japan's Takaichi insists $135 bn stimulus fiscally 'responsible'

The Ariab company gold mine in the Sudanese desert, 800 kilometres northeast of the capital Khartoum, on October 3, 2011

Country's natural riches

Scramble for Sudan's resources fuels brutal civil war

ExxonMobil is resuming a liquefied natural gas development project in Mozambique, more than four years after it was paused due to a jihadist insurgency

US energy giant

ExxonMobil relaunches natural gas project in Mozambique

Shares in chip giant Nvidia -- which last month hit a $5 trillion valuation -- slipped after rallying

'AI euphoria' vs 'debt-filled reality'

Stocks lose steam on AI concerns as jobs data cloud rate cut hopes

Walmart reported revenue that beat expectations in the third quarter, rising to $179.5 billion

Walmart earnings beat expectations as shoppers seek savings

The US economy added 119,000 jobs in September, but unemployment continued rising, according to a delayed government report

US unemployment up even as hiring beat expectations in delayed report

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