Pakistan election commission bars former PM Khan from holding public office
Pakistan’s Election Commission disqualified former prime minister Imran Khan on Friday from holding public office.
A timeline of what happens next following UK PM Liz Truss’ resignation
The race to find Truss’ replacement is already well underway.
European markets close lower as UK political chaos continues; retail stocks fall 3%
European markets closed lower on Friday as political chaos in the U.K. continued following the resignation of Prime Minister Liz Truss.
‘Turkey has long been hell for journalists’: Reporters slam country’s new ‘fake news’ law
“With this new law … the goal is to control social media because conventional media is already under Erdogan’s control,” an exiled Turkish journalist told CNBC.
Asia’s energy supply looks secure — even as Europe scrambles
Unlike Europe which relies on gas for energy creation, gas makes up a much smaller portion of Asia’s power mix.
Russia could be about to withdraw its troops from another part of Ukraine
Defense analysts say the evacuation of civilians from the occupied Kherson region in southern Ukraine could be setting the scene for another Russian withdrawal.
A month after the Ethereum merge, supply is finally declining as hoped but the price of ether remains stuck
The supply of ether has turned downward, but its price remains stuck as the macro environment continues to be a challenge for investors.
China’s YMTC denies report it took part in meetings on chip curbs
Chinese chip maker Yangtze Memory Technologies (YMTC) denied a report that it had participated in emergency meetings to discuss the impact of U.S. sanctions.
A recession looks increasingly likely. But Goldman Sachs says these stocks could beat the gloom
“The macro picture is arguably more challenging than it has been for some time,” says the bank, which is favoring a barbell strategy for the recession jitters.
Japan’s consumer inflation hits 8-year high in test of central bank’s dovish policy
Japan’s core consumer prices rose 3.0% in September from a year earlier, data showed on Friday, marking the fastest pace in eight years.
