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Thousands of police officers were mobilized across Britain yesterday amid fears of a new round of anti-immigrant riots after far-right groups called for further protests. But at least as of early evening, large far-right protests had not materialized, and only a handful of arrests had been made.
Bangladesh is expected to swear in an interim administration on Thursday, days after its entrenched leader was toppled by protests and forced to flee, leaving the country in violent chaos and profound uncertainty.
India's Nifty 50 is outperforming the S&P 500 and analysts told CNBC the index could go even higher this year.
Hopes that interim government under Muhammad Yunus can restore stability and address country’s inequalities.
“She said she will never go back to Bangladesh,” Sajeeb Wazed, Hasina’s son and an adviser in her ousted government, said in a phone interview from Washington. “In fact, to be entirely candid, she told me that none of our family will ever go back to Bangladesh.”
China's pet population will be close to double that of its young children by 2030 as young Chinese remain unwilling to start new families, Goldman Sachs said in a recent note.
The world is falling well short of a promise made at global climate talks last year to triple the amount of wind power, according to a report by an energy think tank released Thursday.