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HSBC Sells Singapore Insurance Business to Allianz in $2.1bn Restructuring Deal

July 24, 2026
News

HSBC has agreed to sell its Singapore insurance business to Allianz for $2.1 billion, marking another significant step in chief executive Georges Elhedery’s drive to simplify the bank’s global operations while sharpening

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Meta Faces Rising Borrowing Costs in $12bn AI Data Centre Financing

July 24, 2026
Artificial Intelligence

Meta is facing higher borrowing costs as investors seek greater compensation for financing its latest artificial intelligence infrastructure project, underscoring growing caution in debt markets over the rapid expansion of AI investment.

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Modi Offers Fresh Concessions as Student Protests Gather Momentum

July 24, 2026
Geopolitics/News

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has unveiled a series of fresh concessions aimed at calming widespread student unrest over examination paper leaks, as protesters prepared for a nationwide demonstration on Friday despite

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Xi Expands China’s AI Diplomacy in Bid to Shape Global Technology Order

July 24, 2026
Artificial Intelligence

Chinese President Xi Jinping has launched an expansive new vision for international artificial intelligence co-operation, presenting Beijing’s most comprehensive proposal yet to position itself as a global leader in AI development while

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Pakistan’s Global Balancing Act Tests the Limits of Military Power

July 24, 2026
Pakistan/World

Field Marshal Asim Munir has sought to redefine Pakistan’s place in an increasingly volatile international order by positioning the country as a pivotal diplomatic and security partner across the Middle East while

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Global Tensions Rise as Philippines Accuses China of New South China Sea Confrontation

July 24, 2026
China/Philippines/World

Tensions between China and the Philippines have intensified following fresh accusations by the Philippine Coast Guard that Chinese vessels used water cannons against Philippine government ships for a second consecutive day near

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Global Oil Shock Fears Return as Supply Routes Face Mounting Pressure

July 24, 2026
Iran/World

The prospect of a renewed global oil shock has returned as escalating conflicts and disruptions across several major energy corridors place increasing strain on international oil markets. After briefly retreating following a

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Ukraine’s New Ballistic Missile Programme Could Extend Strike Capability Deep Into Russia

July 24, 2026
Russia/Ukraine/World

Ukraine’s domestic missile programme appears to be entering a new phase as defence manufacturer Fire Point advances the development of high-speed ballistic missiles designed to complement the country’s growing arsenal of long-range

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Global Race for UN Leadership Begins Amid Questions Over the Organisation’s Relevance

July 24, 2026
Diplomacy/Geopolitics

The race to lead the United Nations has moved into a critical stage after months of preliminary manoeuvring gave way to the first public debate between the six official candidates seeking to

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Saudi Nuclear Deal Raises Stakes in Middle East as Regional Conflict Deepens

July 24, 2026
Editor's Choice/Geopolitics

As tensions between Washington and Tehran continue to intensify, the Trump administration has sought to raise the stakes by announcing a new agreement with Saudi Arabia, Iran’s longstanding regional rival. The accord

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