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Rising bond yields are driving sell-offs across world markets, with analysts warning higher-for-longer rates could reshape stocks and bonds.
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Rising bond yields are driving sell-offs across world markets, with analysts warning higher-for-longer rates could reshape stocks and bonds.

US and UK regulators are increasing scrutiny of banks' exposure to trading firms following a loss at Jane Street, ft.com reports.

Morena figure Ariadna Montiel tells party members not to be alarmed by disagreements over its internal selection process, Milenio reports.

Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni says her government will bar burqas and niqabs from schools and cap the number of foreign students per class.

From Siberia hitting 38°C to a hurricane slamming Ireland, 2025 shattered climate records faster than models predicted. Here's what actually happened.

SBS reports on Racquel, who was found to have a dangerous brain condition and says living with the knowledge is harder than the risk itself.

Trump says he is open to meeting Iran's president while warning of fresh strikes, as Tehran threatens US allies in the region.

Industrial Bank is supporting development along the Pinglu Canal economic belt, according to 央广财经, as the Guangxi waterway project advances.

Jay Dasilva scored the only goal as Coventry earned their first points of the season, while a disallowed Forest goal caused frustration.

Gombe State has recorded 332 diphtheria cases in four LGAs and launched an emergency vaccination campaign, according to Nigerian media reports.

snl24.com reports that fallen stars have come alive in a Scorpion Kings development, though full details were not available.

TVI reports Cristina Ferreira granted a wish João Monteiro had held since day one, during a weekend the presenter called one of her most memorable.

SteinbachOnline reports that learning about dementia builds compassion, as World Alzheimer Month highlights brain health and stigma in southern Manitoba.

The Guardian profiles Taryn Simon's largest exhibition to date, a narrative-driven project that other outlets are calling monumental.

Ed Sheeran addressed the Gaza conflict on stage at his first concert after his opening acts dropped out, calling the situation unjustifiable.

Bloomberg.com reports Apple's "Personal Hub" AI strategy suggests a home device is coming, with other outlets pointing to a possible launch soon.

CBC reports that reviving passenger rail in the Ontario city is complicated, while CTV News says residents want green space on railway lands.

Friedrich Merz says he will remain chancellor and continue his reform agenda despite a poor showing for the CDU in two state elections.

Irish broadcaster RTE.ie reports a drone was spotted close to a plane descending into Dublin Airport on Sunday.

Memeburn has released a roundup of ten low-cost tablets its reviewers recommend for 2026, based on the site's own testing.

Sporting CP conceded late to draw with Arouca in the Portuguese I Liga, with Rui Borges responding to fan discontent afterward.

Ed Sheeran spoke about Gaza during his first concert after Macklemore was dropped from his tour, admitting he has made errors.

Rosmah Mansor says contributors from Brunei, Italy, Singapore and Canada are supporting a fund for Najib Razak, NST Online reports, as his pardon draws political fallout.

Russia's election, framed as a measure of public backing for the Ukraine war, reached its last day as Kyiv rejected voting in annexed territories.
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