Boris Johnson’s Brexit deal faces narrow defeat on Saturday, analysts warn
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson has insisted he is “very confident” the House of Commons will support his Brexit deal on Saturday. Source link: Click here for more
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Here’s how a traditional boat helped inspire the sustainable features of a 2,000-seat opera house
Dubai is home to some of the world’s most striking buildings. Source link: Click here for more
London commuters seen dragging climate activists off underground trains
London commuters physically dragged Extinction Rebellion protesters off the top of a busy underground train on Thursday morning. Source link: Click here for more
In a tightly-contested race, Canada’s scandal-hit Trudeau battles to stay in power
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau appears to be on the brink of losing his parliamentary majority. Source link: Click here for more
German finance chief Olaf Scholz rebuffs criticism that his country isn’t spending enough
Germany’s finance chief has rejected widespread criticism that his country is not investing enough. Source link: Click here for more
Brexit deal on a knife edge but talks continue ahead of EU summit
Efforts are continuing to hammer out a Brexit deal Thursday as European Union leaders gather for a summit in Brussels. Source link: Click here for more
Brexit talks enter final day before crucial EU summit
The U.K. and EU are entering a final day of talks Wednesday with hopes that a Brexit deal can be reached before a crucial EU summit. Source link: Click here for more
US charges Turkish bank, linked to Giuliani client, over Iran sanctions evasion scheme
Federal prosecutors in New York announced charges on Tuesday against a Turkish bank with ties to a gold trader connected to Rudy Giuliani, accusing the financial institution of a multi-billion dollar scheme to evade U.S. sanctions on Iran. Source link: Click here for more
British police issue a city-wide ban on climate change protests in London
British police have ordered Extinction Rebellion activists to stop their demonstrations immediately or face arrest. Source link: Click here for more
Britain’s best known stockpicker forced to shut down embattled flagship fund
The U.K.’s most famous fund manager has been forced to wind up his flagship fund after a months-long suspension. Source link: Click here for more
Nobel Economics Prize for 2019 awarded to Abhijit Banerjee, Esther Duflo and Michael Kremer
Nobel Economics Prize for 2019 awarded to Abhijit Banerjee, Esther Duflo and Michael Kremer Source link: Click here for more
WTO formally backs US tariffs on EU goods
The United States has cleared the final procedural hurdle in order to impose tariffs on billions of dollars of European products later this month. Source link: Click here for more
Costs pile up for airlines as Boeing 737 Max grounding enters eighth month
Airlines continue to delay when they plan to have the planes back again with no sign from regulators on when the planes will be approved again. Source link: Click here for more
Turkish forces capture center of key Syrian border town
Turkish forces captured a key Syrian border town under heavy bombardment Saturday. Source link: Click here for more
Boeing CEO loses chairman role to focus on 737 Max crisis
Boeing’s board removed CEO Dennis Muilenburg as chairman amid the fall out of two 737 Max crashes that killed 346 people. Source link: Click here for more
Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed wins 2019 Nobel Peace Prize
Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed won the 2019 Nobel Peace Prize on Friday. Source link: Click here for more
Renault board ousts Thierry Bollore as CEO, names Clotilde Delbos as interim chief
Renault has named Clotilde Delbos as the chief executive officer for an interim period. Delbos has replaced Thierry Bollore. Source link: Click here for more
Sterling jumps as UK and Irish leaders say there is a pathway to a possible Brexit deal
The British pound rose sharply on Thursday afternoon after positive comments on Brexit from the leaders of Ireland and the U.K. Source link: Click here for more
OPEC cuts oil demand growth forecast for a third consecutive month
The move is likely to add to growing pressure on the producer group to impose a deeper round of supply cuts at its December meeting. Source link: Click here for more
UN facing ‘worst cash crisis’ in nearly a decade, warns staff could go unpaid in November
The United Nations (UN) is facing its “worst cash crisis” in nearly a decade, according to Secretary-General Antonio Guterres. Source link: Click here for more