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Spain industrial prices rise 13.2% in August
Spain's industrial inflation reached 13.2% year-on-year in August 2026, driven primarily by soaring energy costs and volatile Middle East markets.
NATO scrambles jets in Poland and Romania as Russian strikes hit Ukraine
NATO scrambled military aircraft in Poland and Romania following a massive wave of Russian drone and missile strikes targeting Ukraine.
Philippines procurement reforms could save government 2 percent of GDP
Comprehensive public procurement and tax administration reforms could save the government up to two percent of GDP annually, according to World Bank analysis.
Iran's currency hits a new record low as war erodes the country's economic stability
Iran's national currency collapsed to a new record low of over 2.5 million rials per US dollar amid escalating military conflict and a US naval blockade.
Trump backs plan to trade Russian prisoner releases for sanctions relief
The White House has endorsed a proposal linking the release of political prisoners to the easing of US economic sanctions against Russia and Belarus.
Russia sets record 2027 military budget of 17.1 trillion roubles
Moscow plans to spend 17.1 trillion roubles on its military, marking a significant increase as national budget deficits grow.
Greater Manchester Police chief warns G20 summit will strain resources
Greater Manchester Police faces a massive logistical challenge preparing for the 2027 G20 summit, with the chief constable warning the event could stretch security resources.
Embraer teams with Mahindra for IAF bid and Adani for commercial jets
Embraer has structured a dual-track strategy in South Asia, partnering with Mahindra for a military transport tender and teaming up with Adani for commercial aviation.
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Housing activists in Madrid staged a sit-in at the Social Housing Agency headquarters following mass protests over the eviction of an elderly resident.
Andy Burnham faces a voters' revolt if he ditches state pension triple lock
Andy Burnham faces a severe voter revolt as Downing Street considers dismantling the state pension triple lock to fund social care reforms, sparking deep political divisions.
Brandon McNulty wins World Championships road race in Montreal
Brandon McNulty delivered a stunning solo triumph at the UCI Road World Championships in Montreal, claiming the elite men's road race gold medal and the USA's first rainbow jersey in the discipline in over three decades.
George Russell wins Azerbaijan Grand Prix ahead of Max Verstappen
Mercedes driver George Russell secured victory at the Azerbaijan Grand Prix after holding off Max Verstappen in Baku. The win cuts teammate Kimi Antonelli's championship lead as the season enters its final phase.
New York police arrest over 100 protesters during Netanyahu UN visit
Over 100 demonstrators, including notable actors and politicians, were arrested by the NYPD during protests outside the UN against Benjamin Netanyahu's address.
Russia Pounds Ukrainian Capital, Killing At Least 5, Hours After US Envoys Depart
Russia launched a massive drone and missile assault on Kyiv, killing at least five people just hours after high-level US peace envoys departed the capital.
US Proposes UAE Venue for Ukraine-Russia Trilateral Talks
The United States has proposed technical-level trilateral negotiations between Ukraine, the United States, and Russia in the United Arab Emirates. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky stated Kyiv is awaiting a concrete date from Washington.
Ryanair boss says he has ‘no doubt’ air fares will increase next year
Ryanair boss Michael O'Leary has warned that air fares will increase next year as rising crude oil prices and surging jet fuel costs pressure the aviation industry.
Javier Aguirre appointed as new manager of struggling Valencia CF
Javier Aguirre has been appointed as the new manager of Valencia CF, taking over a relegation-threatened squad amid ongoing protests against owner Peter Lim.
Russia pounds Kyiv with drone strikes after Zelenskiy-Trump talks
Russia pounded Kyiv with a wave of drone and missile strikes, hitting railway infrastructure and fuel stations just hours after high-level peace talks.
US signs security deal with Denmark and Greenland to build two new military bases
The United States, Denmark, and Greenland have signed a security pact that expands the American military presence, establishes new defense areas, and modernizes the Pituffik Space Base.
EU extends Russia sanctions to 2029, removing two oligarchs
The European Union extended its Russia sanctions package for 36 months until September 2029, securing unanimous approval by removing Russian billionaires Alisher Usmanov and Mikhail Fridman from the blacklist.