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IndiGo Appoints Willie Walsh to Lead Its Next Global Growth Push
IndiGo named former IATA chief Willie Walsh as CEO to accelerate international expansion, strengthen operations, and support long-term global growth.
Former Ukraine Commander Says NATO Bid Faces Long Road Ahead
Ukraine's former commander-in-chief has said there is little chance of the country joining NATO...
Brazil Election Race Tightens as Lula and Bolsonaro Close Gap
A new Brazil election poll shows Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva and Flavio Bolsonaro virtually tied in...
Blanche Ends Anti-Weaponization Fund Before Senate Confirmation Vote
Acting U.S. Attorney General Todd Blanche has officially ended the Justice Department's...
Elon Musk's Fortune Drops Over $600 Billion Amid Stock Market Slide
Elon Musk's fortune dropped over $600 billion as SpaceX and Tesla shares fell, yet he remains the...
Trump Pushes Gaza Deal Amid Israel-Hamas Tensions
Israel-Hamas tensions have intensified as US President Donald Trump announced a proposed Gaza...
Xi Jinping Urges Stronger Military Anti-Corruption Drive
Xi Jinping calls for a stronger military anti-corruption drive and faster defence modernization,...
China Calls for Talks as US-Iran Tensions Threaten Oil Routes
US-Iran Tensions dominate global headlines as China urges renewed Gulf dialogue to protect...
Russia Charges Telegram Founder Pavel Durov With Aiding Terrorism
Russia charges Telegram founder Pavel Durov with aiding terrorism, alleging the platform helped Ukrainian operatives recruit attackers, while Telegram strongly rejects the claims.
UK PM Burnham Unveils First Steps to Reform Social Care System
UK PM Andy Burnham unveils the first steps to reform Britain's social care system, aiming to improve funding, reduce pressure on the NHS, and support older and disabled people.
Japan PM's Political Struggles Fuel Yen and Bond Market Concerns
Japan PM's political struggles are adding to yen and bond market concerns as investors question fiscal policy, rising debt, inflation pressures, and Japan's economic outlook.
Marcos Sets Tax Relief Amid Crisis as Costs Surge Nationwide
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. rolled out tax relief to cushion Filipinos from rising costs triggered by the Middle East crisis





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