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Australia's prime minister condemns a fake image posted by China of an Australian soldier.
G7 finance ministers have literally just agreed to impose a price cap on Russian oil.
G7 finance ministers reach a historic tax deal to curb tech giants' tax avoidance.
The G7 summit in Canada faces trade tensions as Putin visits Austria and Apple unveils new gadgets.
China's garlic industry relies on prison labor, raising ethical concerns about sourcing.
Thousands gather at the Supreme Court for and against gay marriage, including Catholics.
In July 2010, Turkey confronts a frighteningly conservative mentality amid a gay honour killing case.
Emerald negotiations in Bogota, Columbia focus on cash only transactions and unique stories.
Gemstones from Madagascar are mined under dangerous conditions, often involving child labor.
George Galloway warns that Scottish independence could harm Bradford and the UK economy.
Oklahoma oilman George Kaiser discusses his philanthropic motivations and the role of entrepreneurs in social responsibility during an interview with Stephen Foley.
Georgia Meloni rallies supporters in Perugia, emphasizing strict immigration policies and Italian priorities.
Olaf Schultz discusses China's role in the Ukraine conflict during his Beijing visit.
Germany shifts its relations with Asia to reduce dependence on China amid rising tensions.
Germany's declining economic indicators and rising financial concerns among citizens are fueling the growth of far-right movements amid the ongoing impacts of the Ukraine war.
Zuckerberg tightens his grip on Facebook as results surge, according to the Financial Times.
Glencore shares fell over 30% on Monday, driven by concerns over the company's potential lack of earnings and significant debt obligations.
Ralph Atkins discusses the reversal of globalization post-Lehman Brothers and its impact.
Wu Gang, chief executive of Goldwind, discusses the company's strategies and future plans within China's evolving wind energy industry.
Google's $1.1 billion agreement to acquire 2,000 employees from HTC enhances its smartphone manufacturing capabilities and strengthens its market position.
A Google engineer interrupts an Israeli executive at a public event to protest against apartheid, igniting a debate on freedom of speech regarding Israel.
Google is fined $21 million in India for abusing market dominance, as reported by Reuters.
Waymo tests its self-driving cars on city streets without a human driver, marking a significant advancement in autonomous vehicle technology.
Graphene technology advances with new shoes tested in the England Lake District.
Greece votes on a bailout referendum as Gideon Rachlin discusses Alexis Tsipras's strategy.
David Cameron faces scrutiny for lobbying efforts on behalf of Greensill Capital amid collapse.
The Grenfell Tower fire in London results in 30 deaths, prompting a public inquiry by Theresa May.
GSK admits that some employees broke laws amid a widening corruption probe in China.
Hagia Sophia reverts to a mosque, sparking mixed reactions and international criticism.
Last year, approximately 3 million people completed the pilgrimage to Mecca, a religious duty for every able-bodied Muslim.
Hanergy, a Chinese company, is valued at 18 billion dollars and leads in solar power innovation.
Japan sees 74% life satisfaction, but risks losing reform momentum amid economic concerns.
Harry, Meghan, and Archie step back from royal duties for a more independent life.
Ten years after the 2008 financial crash, experts argue that a cultural shift within financial organizations is essential to prevent future crises.
Amid the climate emergency and the war in Ukraine, the US fossil fuel industry faces scrutiny over its lobbying tactics and questions about its commitment to change.
Glastonbury attendees share mixed feelings about Brexit's impact on Britain.
Nick Mathiason and Simon Rawles assess fair trade's impact on The Chamraj tea estate in South India.
Liz Truss faces challenges in her Premiership amid party divisions and economic troubles.
Hedge funds lose $15 billion as McDonald's faces a €300 million tax bill in France.
On June 7th, three thousand Firestone workers seek refuge amid chaos and conflict.
Lucy Kellaway critiques stock photos of women in the workplace and highlights Cheryl Sandberg's initiative.
Joseph outlines the regulatory hurdles for Holcim and Lafarge's merger in France.
In Hong Kong, 18 bankers from various international firms compete in an amateur boxing night to raise funds for charity, featuring Jorge 'El Toro' Marrero's dramatic ring exit.
Hong Kong citizens protest for democracy on the eve of the People's Republic of China founding.
Hong Kong protests erupt as citizens demand freedom on China's anniversary in Beijing.
Hong Kong's election features 1,200 voters choosing among three candidates loyal to Beijing.
Nearly 40% of the 90,000 babies born in Hong Kong last year had parents who were Mainland residents, intensifying local frustrations over maternity services.
Leaders like Alan Greenspan and Jon Corzine reflect on the changes since 9/11.
