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AAP Rolling News Bulletin June 22, 0700

AAP Rolling News Bulletin for June 22 at 0700

AAP · Jun 21

DES blocks over 13,000 gambling sites

The Digital Economy and Society (DES) Ministry has blocked more than 13,000 online gambling links and websites during the first 18 days of the 2026 World Cup campaign as part of an intensified crackdown on illegal betting.

Bangkok Post · Jun 21

AAP Rolling News Bulletin June 22, 0630

AAP Rolling News Bulletin for June 22 at 0630

AAP · Jun 21

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'Plastic trash is now a low-cost aircraft fuel': This new reactor system converts plastic waste into sustainable jet fuel with promising economics

Researchers develop a reactor system converting plastic waste into jet fuel, using advanced catalysts with estimated costs of $1.0–$1.8 per kilogram.

TechRadar · Jun 21

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AAP Rolling News Bulletin for June 22 at 0600

AAP · Jun 21

AAP Rolling News Bulletin June 22, 0530

AAP Rolling News Bulletin for June 22 at 0530

AAP · Jun 21

Australian economy 'drifting' despite natural gifts

Weak productivity growth and stifling business conditions are preventing Australia from capitalising on its economic strengths, a think tank claims.

AAP · Jun 21

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Spanish proverb of the day: 'A bird in hand is worth more than a hundred flying around' and why certainty often beats risky rewards

A classic Spanish saying, 'A bird in the hand is worth more than a hundred flying,' highlights the importance of appreciating what you have rather than chasing uncertain prospects. This proverb serves as a universal reminder that we often prioritize security over risk, a concept supported by behavioral economics. It's…

The Times of India · Jun 21

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 · Jun 21

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 · Jun 21

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

AAP · Jun 21

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 · Jun 21

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 · Jun 21

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 · Jun 21

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The Independent UK · Jun 21

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

Tom’s Guide · Jun 21

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.

The Economic Times · Jun 21

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 · Jun 21

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.

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The Guardian - AU · Jun 20

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 Times of India · Jun 20

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 Economic Times · Jun 20

SpaceX valuation hinges on uncertain AI economics, says Professor Aswath Damodaran

SpaceX's massive market debut, reaching a $2 trillion valuation, is largely fuelled by AI ambitions, according to valuation expert Aswath Damodaran. While Starlink contributes significantly, he cautions that the AI business is nascent with uncertain economics and high costs. Damodaran warns against equating growth with value, emphasising that even compelling…

The Independent UK · Jun 20

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

AAP · Jun 20

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AAP Rolling News Bulletin for June 20 at 2130

The Economic Times · Jun 20

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 · Jun 20

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’

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