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SYDNEY -- Construction of nuclear power plants is emerging as a key policy topic ahead of 2025 general elections in Australia, as voters, who had long resisted adopting nuclear energy, shift their views amid inflation.
NASHVILLE: Republican nominee and former US President Donald Trump once blasted cryptocurrency, calling it a "scam". Now, he is headlining one of the industry's biggest conferences.
PHNOM PENH, Cambodia (AP) — A Cambodian court on Thursday found the president of the country’s main opposition party guilty of defamation and ordered him to pay $1.5 million in damages to the government, his lawyer and legal observers said.
Britain's new Labour government will soon set out updated plans to regulate the "buy now, pay later" industry, a government spokesperson told CNBC.
In a swift response to Trump’s boasts about his rapport with Kim, North Korean state media made it clear that Pyongyang’s position remains unchanged, regardless of who occupies the Oval Office.
India's government on Tuesday promised spending on job creation but also called for fiscal prudence as it announced its financial budget — the first since nationwide elections finished in June which led to a new coalition government being formed.
The budget lays out funds for rural programmes, to create jobs and for two states ruled by coalition members.