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Britain's largest water provider Thames Water suffered a blow in its battle to avoid renationalisation on Wednesday as credit rating firm Moody's downgraded its corporate family rating (CFR) and its safest tranche of debt to junk.
JAKARTA, Indonesia (AP) — France’s air force made a stopover in Indonesia’s capital on Wednesday, part of a visit to Southeast Asia that’s meant to display French commitment to security in the Indo-Pacific region amid growing Chinese maritime activity there.
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The world again registered its hottest day on record on Monday, July 22, inching past Sunday which had just taken the title, according to preliminary data from a European Union monitoring agency.
MANILA (Reuters) -- Heavy rain from Typhoon Gaemi has flooded the Philippine capital of Manila and nearby cities, forcing authorities to shut schools and offices and cancel flights on Wednesday and declare a state of calamity in a region that is home to 13 million people.
In the densely populated capital, rescuers were deployed across the city to help evacuate people from low-lying homes after downpours turned streets into rivers.
The U.S., a superpower and ally of democracy, has entered uncharted waters just three months away from the vote to decide its next leader. This could create global chaos in many areas including security and the economy, and the impact must be minimized. Japan should remain on guard and contribute to stability.