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Polymarket users won big with unusual bets on US attack on Iran
FT analysis identifies 12 accounts on platform that made large well-timed wagers just ahead of start of conflict
India, Europe feel fuel crunch as Gulf gas supplies disrupted amid war
India and Europe bear the brunt of soaring prices as Qatar halts its liquefied natural gas production.
Market Not Pricing In Prolonged Hormuz Closure
Themos Fiotakis, Barclays’ FX strategy and emerging markets macro strategy global head, says markets have not fully priced in the implications of a possible closure …
The aftermath of ongoing Israeli and US strikes on Iran’s capital, Tehran
US-Israeli strikes on Iran kill almost 800 people as blasts hit Tehran and other cities over four days of war.
Eurozone inflation rises to 1.9% in February
Figure remains below European Central Bank’s 2% target
Euro-Zone Inflation Unexpectedly Rises as Iran Risks Swirl
Euro-area inflation unexpectedly quickened, backing the European Central Bank’s caution on interest rates, particularly as the war in Iran sends energy prices surging.
Big Google Home update lets Gemini describe live camera feeds
Google Home chief Anish Kattukaran announced several updates to the smart home platform that fix a long list of annoyances and idiosyncrasies. There's also one …
Hillary Clinton walks out of Epstein deposition after photo leak
Newly released video shows the moment Hillary Clinton walks out of Epstein deposition following photo leak.
Could the US run low on weapons for its assault on Iran?
Analysts say the US could run low on vital interceptor missiles within weeks.
Bond Sales Resume in Trickle as Most Borrowers Stand Down
Bond sales resumed with a trickle of deals as borrowers ventured back into the market despite a spike in credit risk and sovereign yields tied …
Israeli strikes in Beirut as Hezbollah launches drones at Israel
Clouds of smoke rose over Beirut’s southern suburbs as Israel escalated its bombardment of the Lebanese capital.
Would aliens do physics, or is science a human invention?
Shaped by a different biology or culture, other intelligent civilisations – if they’re out there – might understand the universe in a completely different way …
European Stocks Tumble as Inflation and Rate Outlook Darkens
European stocks posted their biggest two-day drop since April as conflict in the Middle East intensified, casting doubt over the inflation and monetary policy outlook.
First drone passengers may be combat casualties and criminals
Drones aren't yet licensed to carry passengers, but some may already be airlifting wounded personnel off the battlefield and could be employed for smuggling people
Why independence is still a political dividing line in Scotland
Scotland remains more or less split down the middle on independence, more than a decade after the referendum.
Australia just experienced its wettest summer in nearly a decade – and …
South Australia saw most of the season’s wildest swings with January heatwaves followed by February floodsFollow our Australia news live blog for latest updatesGet our …
Country diary: To the old quarry, for a Triassic quest | Jennifer …
Storeton Wood, Wirral: Two centuries ago, this area teemed with workmen busying building Liverpool; more than 200m years ago very different creatures roamed hereAt last, …
Starmer at odds with Trump in biggest disagreement yet
The prime minister told MPs that the government "does not believe in regime change from the skies".
Chris Mason: Starmer at odds with Trump in biggest disagreement yet
The prime minister told MPs that the government "does not believe in regime change from the skies".
Chris Mason: Starmer at odds with Trump in biggest disagreement yet
The prime minister told MPs that the government "does not believe in regime change from the skies".
Kroeber: China Growth Target Irrelevant To Its Problems
Arthur Kroeber, Founding Partner & Head of Research at Gavekal, says he does not expect any surprises from China when it announces its 2026 growth …
UAE resumes limited flights amid travel chaos across Middle East
Dubai's airport authority says it authorised a limited number of flights as hundreds of thousands remain stranded.
Taiwan’s $247 Billion Pension Considers More Overseas Mandates
One of Taiwan’s largest pension funds is considering tapping asset managers to help it invest in markets abroad, less than a year after it last …
JPMorgan and Traders See Turkey Pausing Rate Cuts on Iran Risks
Turkey’s central bank is set to hit the pause button on interest-rate cuts in March as a spike in energy costs amid the conflict in …
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