Month: August 2023
Historian Yehuda Bauer: Israel’s own politicians add to global Holocaust distortion
The preeminent scholar, 97, talks about participating in Israel’s establishment, the country’s current political state, and the book he hopes to finish next year
Read MoreInflation Is Cooling. Food Inflation Could Get Worse.
Food prices have been rising rapidly for longer than central bankers had expected, and recent setbacks may prolong the agony.
Read MoreAs Singapore Hangs More Drug Offenders, Some Worry Cases Aren’t Always Clear-Cut
Singapore hanged another man on Thursday, in a somber reminder of the city-state’s controversial zero-tolerance stance on drugs. The 39-year-old, who had previously worked as a delivery driver, was given the mandatory death penalty in 2019 after he was convicted
Read MoreHarris Williams Hires Credit Suisse Executive to Lead Europe Secondary Team
The investment bank is setting its sights on Europe, after adding a U.S. secondary-advisory team through a merger with Sixpoint Partners in April.
Read MoreUkrainian Naval Drones Attack Russian Black Sea Port
Ukraine struck one of Russia’s largest ports, disrupting shipments of grain and oil as fighting in the Black Sea intensified, threatening world food and energy markets.
Read MorePutin critic Alexei Navalny jailed for a further 19 years over ‘extremism’
Jailed Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny has been sentenced to a further 19 years behind bars on charges his supporters have branded trumped up to keep him out of politics for even longer.
Read MoreAmazon Shines During Apple’s Off-Season
One tech titan snaps its growth slump, while the other remains mired in it.
Read MoreStocks Have Had a Great Year. Cue the September Effect.
The month is historically the worst for stocks.
Read MoreAndrew Tate wins appeal to be released from house arrest pending trial
Andrew Tate has won his appeal in a Romanian court to be released from house arrest pending trial.
Read MoreSouth Korea’s ‘Don’t Ask Why’ Stabbings Prompt New Debate on Criminal Punishment
Officials vow adopt life sentences without parole for such crimes after a department-store rampage injured more than a dozen.
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