What a new Labour government will mean for the UK’s foreign policy
The incoming U.K. government will confront a complex international landscape once Britons head to the polls on July 4.
Hurricane Beryl roars by Jamaica after killing at least 6 people in the southeast Caribbean
A hurricane warning was in effect for Jamaica, Grand Cayman, Little Cayman and Cayman Brac.
Hungary’s Prime Minister Orban — a key Putin ally — makes first wartime visit to Ukraine
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban is widely viewed as Russia’s closest ally within the European Union and is a vocal critic of NATO’s support for Kyiv.
Euro zone inflation eases to 2.5% as core print misses estimate
Economists polled by Reuters expected the headline rate to come in at 2.5%.
Coming months won’t be easy for euro zone inflation, ECB’s Luis de Guindos says
Luis de Guindos, vice-president of the European Central Bank, discusses the outlook for euro zone inflation and why there is no predetermined path for monetary policy.
CNBC Daily Open: ‘Roaring Kitty’ gets chewed up, Nasdaq hits record
Nasdaq closes at record high, Paramount streaming service on the block, ‘Roaring Kitty’ takes 6.6% Chewy stake.
UK polls point to a massive win for Labour. The party doesn’t want voters to think victory is a done deal
Expectations have mounted that the Labour Party will win the U.K.’s upcoming snap election ever since Conservative Prime Minister Rishi Sunak called the vote.
Iran faces runoff election between reformist and ultra-conservative presidential candidates amid record low turnout
Amid record-low voter turnout of around 40% in the election’s first round Friday, two dramatically different candidates came out on top.
Gen Z is ditching dating apps to meet people in real life. Here are 4 top tips.
Tech-savvy Gen Zers are not experienced with interacting with people in real life. Two relationship experts offer tips on how to navigate the dating scene in person.
Bank of Japan is expected to trim bond buying by $100 billion in first year, Reuters survey shows
The central bank is expected to trim bond purchases by roughly $100 billion in the first year of a quantitative tightening plan, according to a Reuters survey.
