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EU’s former diplomatic chief and top Brussels official in custody over suspicions of wrongdoing in contract award
By Henry Foy, Paola Tamma and Laura Dubois in Brussels
Financial Times, Dec. 02, 2025
A $1.44bn dividend reserve raises new concerns for shareholders of the bitcoin treasury company
By Craig Coben
Financial Times, Dec. 02, 2025
A cascade of unusually destructive storms has torn through South and Southeast Asia, killing at least 1,200 people — a toll that is likely to rise — and displacing millions more.
By The New York Times
The New York Times, Dec. 02, 2025
As blockchain activity rises, there is a case for a security that increases systemic resilience and lowers US borrowing costs
By Darrell Duffie, a finance professor at Stanford University’s graduate school of business
Financial Times, Dec. 02, 2025
José Antonio Kast, who has appealed to anger over crime and immigration, would be the most rightwing president in 35 years of democracy
By Ciara Nugent in Santiago
Financial Times, Dec. 02, 2025
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FDA decision aligns with Trump administration’s effort to lower pharma costs by eliminating lab monkey requirement
By Patrick Temple-West in New York
Financial Times, Dec. 02, 2025
Juan Orlando Hernández was accused of flooding the United States with cocaine and had been sentenced to 45 years in prison.
By William K. RashbaumMaggie Haberman and Jonah E. Bromwich
The New York Times, Dec. 02, 2025
Paris-based group signals major central banks have scant room to loosen policy further
By Delphine Strauss in London
Financial Times, Dec. 02, 2025
The government’s muddled thinking on the economy is causing it to haemorrhage support on all sides
By Stephen Bush
Financial Times, Dec. 02, 2025
Also in this newsletter: Apple challenges competition regulator, and Vidit Aatrey’s mantra
By Veena Venugopal
Financial Times, Dec. 02, 2025
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Conducting foreign policy, let alone war, by meme is dangerous and foolish
By Edward Luce
Financial Times, Dec. 02, 2025
A diplomatic row with Japan over Taiwan has China turning to Britain and France for support, appealing to their shared history as wartime allies.
By David Pierson
The New York Times, Dec. 02, 2025
Economists expect ECB to keep rates on hold at December meeting
By Olaf Storbeck in Frankfurt and Ian Smith in London
Financial Times, Dec. 02, 2025
After the atrocities of El Fasher, the RSF prepares for another bloody showdown as it targets new army-held city
By William Wallis in Nairobi
Financial Times, Dec. 02, 2025
$500bn start-up to refocus efforts to improve ChatGPT as Google and Anthropic narrow its early lead
By Georgina Quach and Melissa Heikkilä in London
Financial Times, Dec. 02, 2025
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