Chilean President Gabriel Boric is increasingly grappling with a progressive campaign promise that has proved harder in practice to fulfill: forgiving $12 billion in student loans. from Bloomberg Politics https://ift.tt/ZqVRyx7
China’s market regulator vowed to press ahead with a probe into “intermediary agencies” involved in an alleged fraud by China Evergrande Group. from Bloomberg Politics https://ift.tt/gWtFBca
European Union tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles would likely cost Beijing nearly $4 billion in trade with the bloc, according to a new analysis. from Bloomberg Politics https://ift.tt/sUh5N1W
China signaled it may skip a conference on the war in Ukraine next month in Switzerland, raising more questions over how effective the event will be. from Bloomberg Politics https://ift.tt/kWymPFa
This much is clear for the financial markets: The US presidential election is likely to usher in a bumpy end to 2024. from Bloomberg Politics https://ift.tt/WdgGmTJ
Galliford Try Holdings Plc will help build an immigration removal center in the UK, part of Prime Minister Rishi Sunak’s plans to control overseas arrivals. from Bloomberg Politics https://ift.tt/GsyilnQ
The US and UK struck 13 Houthi targets in Yemen, killing at least 16 people, the deadliest assault on the Iran-backed group since the start of a campaign to prevent its attacks on commercial ships in the Red Sea. from Bloomberg Politics https://ift.tt/79i5ZYW
Even if inflation has slowed, food and energy cost far more than they did at the beginning of his term, and many voters are angry about that. from Bloomberg Politics https://ift.tt/Nv6hmVu
Kuwait’s revived plans to finish a port meant to act as a major trading hub for the northern end of the Persian Gulf. from Bloomberg Politics https://ift.tt/RI10eWt
Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico, recovering from injuries sustained in an assassination attempt this month, was released from hospital to undergo treatment at home. from Bloomberg Politics https://ift.tt/p6gswro