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RIYADH TO LAUNCH LONDON INAUGURAL FLIGHT- First flight is slated for 26 October, with Heathrow Airport as its first destination Saudi Arabia’s Riyadh Air is reportedly set to launch its inaugural flight on October 26, with Britain’s Heathrow Airport as its first destination. Riyadh Air’s CEO Tony Douglas said in a press conference that the second destination will be Dubai. Douglas added that initial ticket sales will be for Saudi Arabia’s sovereign wealth fund (PIF) and Riyadh Air employees, with public sales following soon. Saudi Arabia announced the creation of Riyadh Air in 2023, which is wholly owned by PIF.…
UK TO HOST 3 NEW BOLLYWOOD PRODUCTIONS – Starmer announces major film partnership during India visit Prime Minister Keir Starmer has announced that three major Bollywood films will be made in Britain from next year — a move expected to create around 3,000 jobs. Speaking during a visit to India on Wednesday, Starmer toured Yash Raj Studios, one of India’s biggest film production houses, which will resume filming in the UK after an eight-year break. The Prime Minister is due to meet his Indian counterpart, Narendra Modi, on Thursday for bilateral talks focused on ratifying the UK-India free trade deal…
BANK OF ENGLAND WARNS OF AI MARKET BUBBLE RISK – AI valuations, Trump’s Fed attacks raise global market concerns The Bank of England is warning of a growing risk of a sudden global market correction, raising alarms over soaring valuations in artificial intelligence companies. Policymakers say the recent surge in AI optimism has pushed valuations to record highs, with OpenAI now worth about $500 billion — more than triple its value a year ago. But the Bank’s Financial Policy Committee cautions that markets are “stretched,” and that any loss of faith in AI’s potential could trigger a sharp downturn. The…
UEFA FACES BACKLASH OVER OVERSEAS LEAGUE MATCHES – Fans Europe slams UEFA decision UEFA is facing backlash after approving two major European league matches to be played abroad — a move that fan groups say undermines local football culture. The supporters’ body Fans Europe has condemned the decision, insisting that football “belongs in the community.” Its Head of Policy, Martin Endemann, warned that UEFA’s ruling could spark an “arms race” among clubs and leagues seeking to expand globally. The European governing body confirmed it had reluctantly approved two fixtures: Barcelona vs Villarreal in Miami this December, and AC Milan vs…
WALL STREET RETREATS FROM RECORD CLOSING HIGHS – Investors look to Fed amid data blackout as markets edge lower U.S. stocks slipped on Tuesday as the ongoing government shutdown entered its seventh day, leaving investors without key economic data. With official reports on hold, traders turned to private surveys and comments from Federal Reserve officials for clues about the economy and future rate cuts. A survey from the New York Fed showed falling consumer confidence and rising inflation expectations — adding to concerns about slowing growth. Fed Governor Stephen Miran called for continued rate cuts, warning that keeping policy too…
POLAND WON’T HAND NORD STREAM SUSPECT – Prime Minister says extraditing suspect to Germany does not serve Poland’s national interests Poland’s Prime Minister has stated that it is not in the country’s interest to extradite a suspect involved in the Nord Stream pipeline investigation to Germany. The remarks come amid rising tensions over accountability for the sabotage of the undersea gas infrastructure. Officials emphasised that national security and judicial considerations guide Poland’s stance. Berlin has reportedly requested the suspect’s extradition to face trial in Germany. Warsaw, however, insists that legal proceedings must remain under Polish jurisdiction. Analysts say the decision…
KIM JONG UN MEETS LAOTIAN PRESIDENT-Sisoulith said that Laos will continue to develop relations of friendship and cooperation with North Korea North Korean leader Kim Jong Un held talks with Laotian President Thongloun Sisoulith in Pyongyang. Kim personally came out to greet Thongloun in a welcome ceremony that included top officials, a cheering crowd and a 21-gun salute, and the two leaders discussed strengthening mutual cooperation between their countries before Kim gave a banquet for the Laotian delegation. During the talks between the two leaders, Sisoulith said that Laos is “always a close friend” with North Korea and it will…
AUSTRALIA RAISES OPTUS OUTAGE WITH SINGAPORE- Wong expects Optus and Singapore Telecommunications to act responsibly Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese said he had raised the recent deadly outage of Singtel-owned Optus’s emergency call number with his Singaporean counterpart, Lawrence Wong, in a bilateral meeting held in Canberra today. Two back-to-back outages of the emergency “000” number last month have intensified scrutiny of Optus, Australia’s second largest telecom operator. The outages occurred less than a fortnight apart and affected thousands, with the first glitch linked to four deaths because customers were unable to get timely aid. Wong said he expected Optus…
THE MONTH OF OCTOBER IS THE MONTH OF SPREADING AND POSSESSING – October Global Communion and Fasting and Praying Day 5 with Pastor Chris Pastor Chris announced the word of the month for October to great excitement for the Global congregation at the Global Communion Service. This is your set time to spread, Pastor exclaimed, possess, and establish the influence of the Kingdom everywhere you go! Pastor Chris Oyakilome announced the Month of October to be the month of Spreading and Possessing!
STARMER HAILS INDIA TRIP AS BIGGEST TRADE MISSION-The deal aims to increase bilateral trade by a further 25.5 billion pounds by 2040 British Prime Minister Keir Starmer described his two-day visit as ‘the biggest trade mission ever sent to India’ while talking at a business event in Mumbai today.. Starmer was joined by over a hundred leaders from the business, culture and university sectors in an effort to promote a recently signed trade deal. Britain and India signed a free trade agreement in July during a visit by Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, sealing a deal to cut tariffs on…
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