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German economy grows faster than estimated as exports reboundEconomy

Germany’s economy expanded more than expected from April to June, with strong exports helping offset disruption caused by the Iran war. Business sentiment also improved across all major sectors.

Eeuronews
Lindsay Clancy trial nears closing arguments as final witness is expectedSociety

Prosecutors are expected to call their final rebuttal witness Tuesday in the trial of Massachusetts mother Lindsay Clancy. She admitted killing her children while experiencing postpartum psychosis, and closing arguments are scheduled for Wednesday.

CCBS News
Anger mounts in Haiti as gang coalition attack shows its grip on powerWorld

At least 47 people were killed when a gang coalition attacked a farming community near Port-au-Prince. The gang is seeking control of a highly strategic area near the Haitian capital, highlighting how it was able to carry out such a violent assault.

FFrance 24 English
Treasury Hasn’t Done Enough to Lower Yields, iCapital’s Suzuki SaysEconomy

iCapital global investment strategist Dan Suzuki says the Treasury’s recent efforts to bring down long-term yields have been insufficient and largely symbolic. He also says the Federal Reserve will eventually have to start raising rates.

BBloomberg Television
What to know about French astronaut Sophie Adenot’s second spacewalkScience

French astronaut Sophie Adenot is set to leave the International Space Station for the second time in a week, as the station’s crew works to complete repairs. FRANCE 24 explains the tasks involved and how astronauts prepare for such a mission.

FFrance 24 English
US economic D-Day sanctions: 'Repeated bombing attacks across Iran failed to change the calculus'World

Atlantic Council Deputy Director and Resident Fellow Imran Bayoumi says the Trump administration’s new sanctions strategy toward Iran seeks economic leverage after military force failed to produce results. Its impact depends on unresolved assumptions, particularly whether Washington can make China, Iran’s biggest oil customer, comply despite Beijing’s growing economic resilience.

FFrance 24 English
Indonesia sanctions six firms over forest fires in KalimantanSociety

Indonesia has sanctioned six firms and frozen another company’s licence after President Prabowo Subianto pledged to pursue those responsible for wildfires in parts of Sumatra and Kalimantan. Firefighters are still battling the blazes, which have caused a cross-border haze crisis. Nearly 94,000 hectares burned across Indonesia last month, forestry data shows.

CCNA
Canada to announce measures to protect workers as trade war with US deepensEconomy

As the United States intensifies its trade war with Canada, Ottawa is preparing a response. New tariffs threaten the car industry and many other products, prompting Canada’s finance, labour and industry sectors to announce countermeasures aimed at protecting workers whose jobs could be at risk.

FFrance 24 English
US removes Syria from state sponsors of terrorism listWorld

Turkey has welcomed the US decision to remove Syria from its list of state sponsors of terrorism. The decades-old designation carried severe economic consequences for Damascus, and Washington has also announced corresponding sanctions relief for Syria.

FFrance 24 English
Dr H A Hellyer on the effectiveness of Washington’s ‘economic asphyxiation’ of TehranWorld

Iran has criticised Washington’s campaign to cripple its economy, saying the widened sanctions will have limited impact because key trading partners are unlikely to comply. Its economy minister said the country is prepared, while the United States faces growing pushback over threats to penalise countries and businesses that maintain economic ties with Tehran.

CCNA
New SCOTUS mail-in ballot ruling: Legal expert and panel reactPolitics

The Supreme Court on Monday allowed President Donald Trump to proceed with a controversial executive order targeting mail ballots, but the ruling is unlikely to settle whether the administration can implement its sweeping plan. The dispute centers on Trump’s March order, which gives the U.S. Postal Service an unprecedented role in deciding whether mail ballots should be sent.

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