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The group of experts told the government they now expect Europe’s largest economy to grow only by 0.5 percent this year, down from 0.9 percent in November.

Rising energy costs could increase market volatility and make it harder for governments, businesses and households to repay debt, the ECB said.

Uganda has confirmed seven cases of Ebola in recent days.

The latest patrol extended a week of heightened Chinese military activity near Taiwan.

Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk will travel to London to sign the deal alongside British Prime Minister Keir Starmer.

Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus confirmed that there have been no new deaths reported since May 2, with the number of fatalities still at three.

More than 15,000 troops and over 20 warships have been deployed to enforce the blockade against Iran.

Mohammad Odeh was among the last senior Hamas commanders tied to the Oct. 7, 2023, attack on Israel, according to Israeli officials.

U.S. Southern Command said, ‘Intelligence confirmed the vessel was transiting along known narco-trafficking routes in the Eastern Pacific.’

‘The effectiveness of our response is what will determine how long it lasts,’ Dr. Samuel Roger Kamba said.

The denial came amid speculation that the U.S. military was reviving ‘Project Freedom’ to unblock shipping through the maritime choke point.

Pocock, who is campaigning for a full gambling ad ban, says the government has left out crucial data around reforms.

Australia’s resources department was unable to say how much gas would remain under Labor’s proposed 20 percent reservation scheme.

Australian Chamber of Commerce and Industry CEO Andrew McKellar said the capital gains measures should only apply to housing, not businesses.

More than 900,000 Australians are currently on the Jobseeker unemployment payment.

The younger Bolsonaro, a candidate in Brazil’s presidential election in October, faces questions back home about his connection to a bank fraud scheme.

‘We now have a commission in which staff are terrified of making any mistake of fact or law,’ Paul Brereton told the Committee.