Analyzing the economic impact of anti-competitive behaviors. from Bloomberg Politics https://ift.tt/8vkod1K
Norway will further restrict its entry conditions for Russian tourists from May 29, a decision the government said backed its allies’ reactions to the war being waged in Ukraine. from Bloomberg Politics https://ift.tt/AaB2orV
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi said his Bharatiya Janata Party has already won a majority of the seats contested in the parliamentary elections due to end next week, putting him in a position to return to office for a third term. from Bloomberg Politics https://ift.tt/OmLker2
Thailand’s Constitutional Court accepted a petition by a group of senators seeking to remove Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin on ethical grounds but allowed the premier to perform his duties until it ruled on the case. from Bloomberg Politics https://ift.tt/2FKufkN
China, Japan and South Korea are set to hold their first summit in about five years with top officials gathering in Seoul next week for talks to improve ties among the economically powerful neighbors. from Bloomberg Politics https://ift.tt/tGrmIcU
Gusts of wind brought down the stage at a campaign event for Mexican presidential candidate Jorge Alvarez Maynez’s Movimiento Ciudadano party, killing at least five people. from Bloomberg Politics https://ift.tt/VQxRsur
South African’s financial markets are brimming with optimism as voters get ready to cast their ballot. from Bloomberg Politics https://ift.tt/NXD8tJE
Infighting among some of Europe’s largest far-right parties has thrown pre-election campaigning into turmoil, threatening to spoil a parliamentary vote that was supposed to see ultra-conservative groups win major gains. from Bloomberg Politics https://ift.tt/6f9MSyZ
The trial of exiled Chinese billionaire Guo Wengui began this week in New York, where he’s accused of swindling more than $1 billion from investors in a complex fraud scheme that netted him luxuries including a $26 million New Jersey mansion and a $37 million yacht. from Bloomberg Politics https://ift.tt/NDmrzaU
An American president will host a state visit for an African leader for the first time in 16 years, as the world’s biggest economy struggles to build influence on a continent forging closer relations beyond Washington’s top competitors China and Russia. from Bloomberg Politics https://ift.tt/aFBLyZj