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PRAC critiques ‘Insufficient’ policy rate cut, seeks action

May 7, 2025

Mukhtar Babayev, COP29 President, speaks during a plenary session at the COP29 UN Climate Summit on November 23, 2024, in Baku, Azerbaijan. According to the UN, rich nations pledged to contribute at least $300 billion annually to the global fight against climate change as UN climate talks came to a contentious end early on the day in Baku. (See story on Page 8-9) Photo: VCG

$300 billion global climate deal seen as ‘insufficient,’ implementation requires accountability mechanism: expert

December 14, 2024

Pakistan Punjab government imposes ‘Green Lockdown’ in smog hotspots across Lahore

October 31, 2024

Blinken makes clear to Israel that steps so far to increase aid in Gaza are insufficient

October 23, 2024

China cuts interest rates, reserve ratio ahead of US trade talks
SHANGHAI/HONG KONG — China on Wednesday announced a flurry of monet stimulus policies as it steels itself for turbulence ahead of trade talks with the U.S. Pan Gongsheng, governor of the People’s Bank of China, told reporters that the reserve requirement ratio — the amount of cash that banks need to hold as reserves —…
The WTO is the biggest loser in Trump’s trade wars
Abishur Prakash is the founder of The political Business, a Toronto-based strategy advisory firm, and produces the Mr. politics insights for global leaders. As the U.S.-China economic war begins, driving a new decoupling between the world’s two largest economies, the World Trade Organization has made a startling warning. Trade between the U.S. and China, worth…
Another fighter jet lost at sea after falling off Harry S. Truman aircraft carrier
A second fighter jet was lost after falling over the side of the USS Harry S. Truman aircraft carrier and into the Red Sea, two U.S. officials told NBC News. There were only minor injuries after the 2-seater, F-18 Super Hornet fell off the aircraft carrier as it was landing at around 9:45 p.m. local…
Japan’s record share buybacks support stock market rebound
TOKYO — Japanese companies accelerated share buybacks in April to a record level, helping the stock market rebound from an earlier rout that was brought on by the U.S. imposing “reciprocal tariffs” against trade partners. Companies listed on the Tokyo Stock Exchange pledged over 3.8 trillion yen ($26 billion) in share repurchases during April, the…
Kentucky firefighters make daring rescue to save truck dangling on overpass
It was a heart-stopping scene in Louisville, Kentucky. The cab of a crashed tractor-trailer precariously dangled from an overpass on I-65 — with the driver inside. He can be heard pleading for help in an emotional 911 call from Sunday morning. “I’m just hanging over the bridge, I don’t want to die,” the driver said. He…
Alligator near Florida lake attacks and kills woman in small boat, authorities say
An alligator attacked and killed a woman in a small boat in the water near a popular Florida lake on Tuesday, authorities said. The woman was in the vessel in the mouth of Tiger Creek where it meets Lake Kissimmee, roughly 70 miles south of Orlando, when she was attacked just after 4 p.m., the…
Trump administration has shut down CDC’s infection control committee
The Trump administration has terminated a federal advisory committee that issued guidance about preventing the spread of infections in health care facilities. The Healthcare Infection Control Practices Advisory Committee (HICPAC) crafted national standards for hand-washing, mask-wearing and isolating sick patients that most U.S. hospitals follow. Four committee members said the Centers for Disease Control and…
Salt Lake mayor proposes new city flags to get around state ban on pride flags
Salt Lake City’s mayor has proposed three new city flags as part of an effort to circumvent a recent Utah law that effectively banned flying LGBTQ Pride and other identity flags at public buildings in the state. The proposal that Mayor Erin Mendenhall, a Democrat, presented to the City Council on Tuesday would incorporate the…
As measles outbreak slows in West Texas, doctors remain on alert
The measles outbreak that’s sickened hundreds and killed two young girls since Janu appears to be slowing in West Texas as the virus runs out of people to infect. On Tuesday, the Texas Department of State Health Services reported a total of 702 measles cases, an increase of 19 since the agency’s last update on…