FCA hires US and Canadian regulators for international expertise
The Financial Conduct Authority strengthens its international team with senior hires from US and Canadian regulators. Mark White and Rob Hegarty join to enhance regulatory oversight.
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Trump's influence felt at COP30 despite US absence
As COP30 climate talks proceed in Brazil, delegates navigate nervousness about potential Trump intervention. The US absence brings relief but also vulnerability fears among smaller nations.
Oil glut warning: 4 million barrel surplus forecast
The International Energy Agency forecasts a major oil surplus by 2026, revealing a growing imbalance between global supply and demand. Discover the implications for energy markets.
Martin Garrix cancels show after emergency surgery
World-renowned DJ Martin Garrix cancels Festival International Del Globo performance after emergency appendectomy. The 29-year-old shares hospital update and promises quick return.
US Caribbean strikes 'break international law'
French minister condemns US military strikes in the Caribbean at G7 meeting, as UK halts intelligence sharing and legal experts warn of war crimes. Explore the escalating tensions.
UK stops sharing intelligence with US over Trump strikes
The UK government has ceased intelligence sharing with the US on Caribbean drug trafficking, citing concerns over 'illegal' lethal strikes in international waters. Discover the full story.
Argentina's World Cup preparations hit by health crisis
Argentina's World Cup defence faces early challenges as yellow fever concerns force key players out of Angola friendly. Read about the team's chaotic preparations.
World Cup Expansion Drives Asian Naturalisation Race
Discover how the expanded 48-team World Cup format is accelerating a naturalisation arms race across Asian football, with nations like UAE and Indonesia leveraging foreign-born talent for qualification success.
UK-US rift over Caribbean airstrikes deepens
Tensions escalate as Britain suspends intelligence sharing with Washington over controversial US airstrikes on 'drug boats' that killed over 70 people. Discover the implications for the special relationship.
UK stops sharing intelligence with US on Caribbean strikes
The UK has suspended some intelligence sharing with the US on suspected drug boats in the Caribbean over concerns US strikes may breach international law. Read the full story.
UK suspends intelligence sharing with US
Britain suspends intelligence cooperation with the US on Caribbean drug trafficking amid legal concerns over lethal American airstrikes. A rare rift between key military allies.
UK Parents Send Children Abroad for School
The Guardian investigates the impact of British children being sent overseas for education. Share your experience of being educated abroad or as a parent making this decision.
Israel Attacks Palestinian Water Sources 250+ Times
New data reveals Israeli forces and settlers have attacked Palestinian water infrastructure over 250 times since 2020, creating a public health catastrophe in Gaza and West Bank.
The hidden struggles of moving abroad for love
Following a Guardian advice column, we explore the impact of international relocation on relationships. Share your story of moving countries for a partner.
Sami Hamdi Released as US Extradition Case Fails
Political analyst Sami Hamdi wins release after US extradition request dismissed. The case raises questions about international justice cooperation.
AI to stop prisoner release errors at Wandsworth
Justice minister reveals AI chatbots will help prevent mistaken prisoner releases after recent errors. New technology aims to modernise outdated prison systems.
SA probes citizens fighting as mercenaries in Ukraine
South African authorities launch urgent investigation into citizens allegedly serving as mercenaries in Ukraine conflict, raising international security concerns.
World's Best Bread Revealed in Global Competition
The ultimate global bread champion has been revealed in a prestigious international competition, with one nation's traditional rolls taking the top honour and surprising food enthusiasts worldwide.
Astronauts Stranded After Mystery Space Impact
Three astronauts face an extended stay in orbit after their return capsule was damaged by an unknown object, sparking an international rescue effort.
Louvre Heist Suspect Named: Bodybuilding Daredevil
French authorities identify Florian M as prime suspect in Louvre Museum theft, revealing his background as extreme sports enthusiast and bodybuilder in international art crime investigation.
Malaysian Rapper Namewee Arrested in Taiwanese Influencer Case
Controversial Malaysian artist Namewee faces arrest over allegations involving Taiwanese influencer Hsieh Yu-hsin, sparking international debate about artistic freedom and cross-strait tensions.
British grandmother on death row in Indonesia drug case
A 74-year-old British grandmother faces execution in Indonesia after being convicted as a drug smuggler. Discover the heartbreaking details of her case and the ongoing fight for her freedom.
Prison chiefs summoned over wrongful releases crisis
England's prison chiefs face emergency talks with ministers following a shocking series of wrongful inmate releases, exposing critical failures in the justice system's safeguards.
Australia edge India in thrilling T20 final-over finish
Australia clinch dramatic victory against India in heart-stopping T20 international clash decided in the final over. Full match analysis and standout performances.
Mamdani's New York Victory: Political Earthquake
In a stunning political upset that's sending shockwaves across the Atlantic, Mamdani secures a remarkable victory in New York. This comprehensive analysis delves into how this unexpected win challenges established political norms and what it means for int
Police Chiefs Warn Prison Reforms May Trigger Crime Surge
Senior police leaders warn that government sentencing reforms and prison overcrowding may lead to dangerous criminals avoiding jail, putting public safety at risk.
El Fasher Tragedy: Inside Sudan's Humanitarian Catastrophe
An in-depth investigation reveals the devastating human cost of the siege on El Fasher, where civilians face starvation, systematic violence, and the world's inaction.
Libyan Warlord Wanted for Crimes Against Humanity Captured
Mahmoud al-Werfalli, the notorious Libyan commander wanted by the International Criminal Court for executing dozens of prisoners, has been arrested in a major security operation in Tripoli, marking a significant breakthrough in international justice effor
Fiji's redemption: stunning rugby win over England
In a breathtaking display of passion and skill, Fiji's rugby team defeated England 30-24 at Twickenham, avenging their World Cup heartbreak and reclaiming national pride in a match that will be remembered for generations.
Mamdani's win sparks global progressive celebration
New York socialist Zohran Mamdani's decisive re-election triumph resonates across Atlantic, drawing praise from UK Labour and Indian activists while highlighting Gaza conflict's political impact.
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