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Bondi Massacre Sparks Anger Over Missed Antisemitism Warnings

Anger over the Bondi Beach massacre spilled over as Australia’s Jewish community accused the government of failing to halt a years-long increase in antisemitism that culminated in the nation’s worst-ever terrorist incident.

Anger over the Bondi Beach massacre spilled over as Australia’s Jewish community accused the government of failing to halt a years-long increase in antisemitism that culminated in the nation’s worst-ever terrorist incident.

Switzerland Boosts Growth Outlook for Next Year After Trade Deal

Switzerland lifted the growth outlook for next year on the back of its trade deal with the US, while lowering expectations on inflation after the central bank refrained from further easing.

Switzerland lifted the growth outlook for next year on the back of its trade deal with the US, while lowering expectations on inflation after the central bank refrained from further easing.

Horizons Middle East & Africa 12/15/2025 (Video)

Horizons Middle East & Africa 12/15/2025 (Video)

Weak US Job Data Could Lift Stocks, Says Morgan Stanley’s Wilson

Moderate weakness in this week’s US job data could feed bullishness in equity markets as it would raise the probability of further interest rate cuts by the Federal Reserve, according to Morgan Stanley strategist Michael Wilson.

Moderate weakness in this week’s US job data could feed bullishness in equity markets as it would raise the probability of further interest rate cuts by the Federal Reserve, according to Morgan Stanley strategist Michael Wilson.

India’s Trade Deficit Narrows as Exports Hit 3.5-Year High

India’s trade deficit narrowed in November as exports climbed to their highest level in nearly three and a half years, even as New Delhi continues to contend with 50% US tariffs.

India’s trade deficit narrowed in November as exports climbed to their highest level in nearly three and a half years, even as New Delhi continues to contend with 50% US tariffs.

India’s Trade Deficit Narrows After Exports Surge

India’s trade deficit narrowed in November as exports rose at the fastest pace in over three years, even as New Delhi continues to contend with 50% US tariffs.

India’s trade deficit narrowed in November as exports rose at the fastest pace in over three years, even as New Delhi continues to contend with 50% US tariffs.

India Trade Gap Narrows After Surprise Jump in Exports to US

India’s trade deficit narrowed in November after exports rebounded from the previous month, including a surprise jump in shipments to the US despite high tariffs.

India’s trade deficit narrowed in November after exports rebounded from the previous month, including a surprise jump in shipments to the US despite high tariffs.

UK Watchdog to Loosen Mortgage Rules to Allow for More Products

The UK’s financial regulator is weighing a series of reforms for the country’s mortgage market designed to widen access by responding to more flexible working patterns and longer life expectancies.

The UK’s financial regulator is weighing a series of reforms for the country’s mortgage market designed to widen access by responding to more flexible working patterns and longer life expectancies.

India’s Mebigo Labs Appoints Bankers for $200 Million IPO

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Mebigo Labs Pvt., the operator of India’s audio platform Kuku FM, has hired banks for an initial public offering that could raise as much as $200 million, according to people familiar with the matter.

EU Deal on Ukraine Funding ‘Increasingly Difficult,’ Kallas Says

The European Union’s effort to tap Russian assets as the main source of international funding for Ukraine is becoming “increasingly difficult” as leaders struggle to agree on a framework, the bloc’s top foreign policy official said.

The European Union’s effort to tap Russian assets as the main source of international funding for Ukraine is becoming “increasingly difficult” as leaders struggle to agree on a framework, the bloc’s top foreign policy official said.

Yen Outperforms G-10 Peers on Growing BOJ Rate Hike Bets

The yen outperforms its Group-of-10 peers on Monday as investors ramped up bets the Bank of Japan will hike interest rates later this week.

The yen outperforms its Group-of-10 peers on Monday as investors ramped up bets the Bank of Japan will hike interest rates later this week.

Yen Gains on BOJ Rate-Hike Bets as Traders Await US Payrolls

The yen gained as investors ramped up bets the Bank of Japan will hike interest rates this week and traders waited on key US labor data.

The yen gained as investors ramped up bets the Bank of Japan will hike interest rates this week and traders waited on key US labor data.

Ukraine and US to Resume Peace-Plan Talks, Focus on Security

Ukraine and the US are due to hold a second day of talks in Berlin on a plan aimed at ending Russia’s war, with allied security guarantees for Kyiv a central focus of the negotiations.

Ukraine and the US are due to hold a second day of talks in Berlin on a plan aimed at ending Russia’s war, with allied security guarantees for Kyiv a central focus of the negotiations.

Ukraine and US Make ‘Real Progress’ as European Leaders Meet

Ukrainian and US negotiators could close in on an agreement by the end of the day after making “real progress” in Berlin as part of talks aimed at ending Russia’s war, according to a top aide to President Volodymyr Zelenskiy.

Ukrainian and US negotiators could close in on an agreement by the end of the day after making “real progress” in Berlin as part of talks aimed at ending Russia’s war, according to a top aide to President Volodymyr Zelenskiy.

Sydney's Bondi Beach Shooting: What We Know So Far

At least 15 people were killed by two gunmen in Australia’s deadliest terror attack that took place on Sydney’s Bondi Beach on Sunday.

At least 15 people were killed by two gunmen in Australia’s deadliest terror attack that took place on Sydney’s Bondi Beach on Sunday. Paul Allen has the latest from the scene. (Source: Bloomberg)

Russia Seeks $229 Billion From Euroclear in Moscow, Tass Reports

The Bank of Russia filed a lawsuit in Moscow seeking 18.

The Bank of Russia filed a lawsuit in Moscow seeking 18.2 trillion rubles ($229 billion) from Euroclear, the state-run Tass news service reported Monday.

Russia Seeks $229 Billion From Euroclear in Moscow: Tass

The Bank of Russia filed a lawsuit in Moscow seeking 18.

The Bank of Russia filed a lawsuit in Moscow seeking 18.2 trillion rubles ($229 billion) from Euroclear, the state-run Tass news service reported Monday.

Russia Sues Euroclear for $229 Billion in Moscow, Tass Says

The Bank of Russia filed a lawsuit in Moscow seeking 18.

The Bank of Russia filed a lawsuit in Moscow seeking 18.2 trillion rubles ($229 billion) from Euroclear, the state-run Tass news service reported Monday.

Hong Kong’s Big Year for IPOs to Close With Final Rush of Deals

Hong Kong red-hot market for initial public offerings is set to close the year with its busiest month for listings in at least four years as companies rush to list their shares.

Hong Kong red-hot market for initial public offerings is set to close the year with its busiest month for listings in at least four years as companies rush to list their shares.

FTSE 100 Set to Rise, Pound Steadies

FTSE 100 Set to Rise, Pound Steadies