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GCash Parent Mynt Debuts After Record Philippine IPOEconomy

Bloomberg’s “Insight with Haslinda Amin” features Mynt’s record initial public offering and its arrival as a new heavyweight in Philippine stocks.

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Cleanup underway after Paris protestsWorld

Cleanup work is underway in Paris after demonstrations that began over deteriorating school facilities in the city's northern suburbs grew into some of France's worst unrest in decades. Shops were looted, buildings set ablaze and a 19th-century town hall in Limoges was set on fire.

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US envoy Tom Barrack warns of ‘unintended consequences’ in Iran warWorld

US special envoy Tom Barrack said he was unsure whether the Iran war had been a mistake, while acknowledging its “unintended consequences.” Speaking at the Qatar Global Security Forum in Doha, he also said instability was spreading beyond the region.

AAl Jazeera English
True Crime Vault: To Have and to HoaxCulture

Keith Papini speaks out after his ex-wife, Sherri Papini, served prison time for making up a kidnapping story and committing mail fraud.

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Macron meets UAE president in Abu DhabiPolitics

French President Emmanuel Macron met UAE President Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan in Abu Dhabi on Monday during a Gulf tour that also takes him to Bahrain and Qatar. His visit comes as France faces protests and looting amid public anger over rising living costs and poor school conditions.

TThe Associated Press
Why VW is still struggling in China despite local helpEconomy

Volkswagen enlisted Chinese EV maker XPeng to help it catch up in the world's biggest car market. A weak debut for their first jointly developed model raises questions about whether VW can turn Chinese technology into cars local buyers want.

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France imposes curfews after weekend violence: too much or too little?World5:59

The programme reviews French press reactions to Emmanuel Macron’s government announcing curfews in parts of the country, alongside coverage of the weekend’s violence in the British, German and U.S. press. Italian outlets react to violent looting and property destruction as the government considers sending 500 armed troops.

FFrance 24 English
Stephen Roach: Xi May Be Using Trump Summits to Buy TimeEconomy

Stephen Roach argues Xi Jinping’s willingness to meet Donald Trump repeatedly may reflect concern about China’s economy and a desire to buy time. Roach says Xi may not share the personal camaraderie Trump portrays, and Chinese officials likely recognize how much progress is possible with an unpredictable counterpart.

BBloomberg Television
Europe Today: Blame continues in France, Russia kills two children in KharkivWorld

France continues to see accusations over the protests, with Sébastien Lecornu accusing the far left of orchestrating the unrest. In Kharkiv, two children are among those killed in a Russian strike on a park, while Putin has reportedly floated a summit without Kyiv. The programme also features an interview with Ryanair CEO Michael O’Leary.

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Ryanair CEO: ‘Ursula von der Leyen is useless’Economy

Ryanair CEO Michael O’Leary told Europe Today that European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen is afraid to do anything beyond talking, and is doing nothing to make Europe more competitive.

Eeuronews
Ryanair CEO calls Commission President Ursula von der Leyen 'useless'Economy

Ryanair CEO Michael O’Leary criticised European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen’s green policies, saying they add “complexity and cost”. He also called the European Parliament a “ship of fools” and claimed its green laws are making air travel more expensive.

Eeuronews
Home Away from Home: International Students Describe China’s WarmthSociety

Lin Qianyin and Meixi, students from Malaysia and Cape Verde who have lived in China for years, recall unexpected kindness during their studies in Beijing. They say teachers’ timely help and the warmth of ordinary people left a lasting impression, and hope to bring what they learned back to contribute to their home countries.

CChina News Service
Alberta referendum: Jeffrey Rath targets ‘avowed federalist’ Danielle SmithPolitics

Early Alberta referendum results showed a major surge in votes to remain part of Canada. Jeffrey Rath, a prominent conservative activist and Alberta Prosperity Project co-founder, dismissed the early results, saying the hundreds of thousands who voted to leave Canada still matter. He said Alberta separatism will never be realized.

GGlobal News
Award-winning journalist goes undercover to expose online romance scammersSociety

Romance scams are becoming increasingly sophisticated, with thieves targeting unsuspecting victims around the world for their hearts and millions. Award-winning journalist Mariana van Zeller goes undercover and uses herself as bait to expose the schemes.

AABC News
WATCH: Ukraine claims first battlefield air evacuation by droneWorld

Ukraine’s 92nd Assault Brigade released footage on Monday that it described as the first-ever battlefield air evacuation by an unmanned aerial vehicle. The brigade said a wounded infantryman was flown to safety aboard a heavy hexacopter made by Ukrainian company Gurzuf Defence.

TThe Associated Press
French Unrest Subsides After Security Measures TightenedWorld

Protests across France largely faded after authorities strengthened security, including an 11 p.m. curfew imposed Monday night in parts of Paris and restrictions in other cities. The demonstrations drew more than half a million people nationwide before devolving into violence, vandalism and looting.

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