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The Guardian view on Israel and the West Bank: allies must protect Palestinian lives and livelihoods

Editorial: Rocketing violence and an economic chokehold have been overshadowed by conflict elsewhere, but the UK and others must stop looking away

The Guardian - UK

Thirsty and power hungry: Australia is in the middle of a datacentre boom – but are they good for the economy?

They’re a key part of the digital and AI economy but they come at a high environmental cost and offer few operational jobs

The Guardian - AU

What to know about the legacy of Brexit, which still divides Britain 10 years on

U.K. voters chose to leave the European Union in a referendum that 10 years on still forges political identities

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Canada’s AI strategy must reckon with the environmental implications of data centres

When Sturgeon Lake Cree Nation went to court recently to challenge Alberta’s handling of the proposed Wonder Valley AI Data Centre Park project, the dispute underscored a question that is increasingly difficult to ignore: What does Canada’s artificial intelligence future require from land, water and energy systems?

The Conversation

If you're surprised by how well the stock market is doing, so is Jamie Dimon—he says there's a 'little tsunami' heading for the economy

"I am surprised because I think that you have Ukraine, Iran, oil, Russia, and our relationship with China. That stuff is really important for the free world, but it's not necessarily the economy today."

Fortune

Trump hails Iran deal but conflict continues to cast long shadow over global economy

As the price of crude oil falls governments are counting the costs of the war in the Middle East

The Guardian - UK

Ten years on, Brexit still divides Britain and casts a pall over its economy

U.K. voters chose to leave the European Union in a referendum that 10 years on still forges political identities

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I drove the Kia K4 Hatchback and Honda Civic Hatchback for a week — here’s the one I’d buy

The Kia K4 Hatchback and Honda Civic Hatchback pair the utility of an SUV with the easy driving dynamics of a sedan, but there's one I'd recommend over the other.

Tom’s Guide

Parliament panel to review India's economy amid global turmoil and growth concerns

A key parliamentary committee will scrutinise India's evolving economic landscape in 2025-26, amid global conflicts and trade uncertainties. The Standing Committee on Finance will examine growth, inflation, employment, and investment, seeking insights from the Finance Ministry, RBI, and experts. This crucial study comes as India navigates geopolitical tensions and aims…

The Economic Times

Charting the global economy: Fed turns hawkish, China demand weakens

Federal Reserve Chairman Kevin Warsh signaled a shift towards interest-rate hikes amid persistent inflation, while euro-area price pressures also intensified. US consumers boosted spending despite rising gas prices, though manufacturing production stalled.

The Economic Times

Pauline Hanson’s stance on paid parental leave and childcare could turn clock back by decades, economists warn

One Nation leader appears to suggest women should not be paid by employers while on maternity leave and calls for family income splitting

The Guardian - AU

In 1992, Canada's cod moratorium put 30,000 Newfoundlanders out of work; 32 years later, crab and shrimp have replaced cod and doubled the catch's value

Canada's 1992 cod fishery closure devastated Newfoundland's economy, displacing 30,000. While crab and shrimp filled the void, leading to stable industry revenue, the number of fishing ports, boats, and workers plummeted by over 70%. Despite cod's recent limited return, a full recovery remains unlikely due to ecological factors. This shift…

The Times of India

Warsh's gamble: A quieter Federal Reserve could mean volatile markets, higher rates

The Federal Reserve has for decades moved steadily from a remote, opaque government agency that shared little about what it did or why to a more transparent institution willing to explain how it makes decisions and what it thinks about the economy

The Independent UK

AAP Rolling News Bulletin June 20, 2130

AAP Rolling News Bulletin for June 20 at 2130

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The Economic Times

China's domestic economy remains weak despite export boom, says Jefferies report

China's economy shows a worrying trend: while exports are booming, especially in semiconductors, domestic demand is faltering. Consumer spending dipped in May, confidence remains low, and the crucial property sector is still struggling. Credit growth has also decelerated, indicating a reliance on external markets rather than internal strength. However, a…

The Independent UK

The woman who turned cooking oil into soap in Gaza

INDEPENDENT ARABIA: Ezz Al Din Abu Eisha reports on how highly skilled women who have lost everything are at the forefront of Gaza’s new ‘resilience economy’

France 24

Bolivian President Paz declares state of emergency over anti-government blockades

Bolivian President Rodrigo Paz declared a state of emergency on Saturday, granting broader powers to deploy the military and clear road blockades after nearly two months of protests have paralysed the economy and fuelled demands for his resignation.

The Economic Times

Data centers are stewing in their own pollution

A new study reveals a significant portion of planned data centers face high climate risks, potentially becoming uninsurable due to extreme weather. This poses a costly challenge as the global economy races to build these facilities for AI, despite their substantial environmental footprint.

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The Independent UK

Nigerian migrants returning from South Africa face the same economic issues they left behind

Nigerians repatriated from South Africa following a series of anti-migrant marches and reported attacks on some foreign nationals are struggling to settle into a new life back home

The Economic Times

Iranian Guards' business empire to win big if US sanctions lifted

A potential deal to end the war between Washington and Tehran presents a paradox: sanctions relief could significantly empower Iran's Revolutionary Guards, a group designated as terrorist by the US and its allies. These elite forces have built a vast commercial empire and are poised to benefit immensely from renewed…

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Cuba pushes through sweeping free-market reforms in biggest economic shift since the revolution

Observers are calling Cuba's new free-market reforms the most sweeping economic overhaul on the island's communist economy since the Cuban revolution while the grandson of former President Raúl Castro says in an interview that Cuba must seek to move its economy forward

The Economic Times

Cuba unveils historic package of free-market reforms

In a landmark speech to National Assembly, Prime Minister Manuel Marrero detailed 176 measures aimed at rolling back the state's role in the economy and attracting investment in everything from banking to tourism and agriculture. These huge changes come as the United States exerts strong pressure on Cuba aside from…

Bangkok Post

Who needs an energy crisis? Builders do

For decades, Thailand built its economy on the assumption that energy would remain cheap, stable, and someone else's responsibility.

The Economic Times

Unleash anime spirits: India must tap the fast-growing global animation market as part of its orange economy push

Anime's global appeal is skyrocketing, with international markets now driving over half of its revenue. This boom is fueled by streaming platforms and lucrative brand collaborations, transforming anime into a global IP powerhouse. While blockbuster movies and expanding international production signal immense growth, the industry grapples with underpaid workers and…

International Business Times

The Law Standing Between a Million Care-Economy Vacancies and the People Ready to Fill Them

If policymakers want a response to workforce shortages, economic mobility, and the labor disruptions already emerging from artificial intelligence, they should start by removing this outdated restriction.

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