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Contested region has been pacified since New Delhi scrapped special constitutional status in 2019 crackdown
Treasury’s move comes as Washington tries to combat flow of deadly opioid
Rift between Ottawa and New Delhi deepens over murder of Canadian Sikh separatist
Traders left confused as currency strengthens sharply after breaking through closely watched level
As things stand, a declining population is set to slow the growth of the economy
Too bad they didn’t bring any big guns
Single family offices could also face stiffer rules as value of assets under investigation swells to $2bn
World Bank praises countries for strong fundamentals but says hitting development targets still ‘a long way to go’
Also in this newsletter: Ukraine funding concerns, IMF calls for carbon taxes, Wall Street’s ‘fear gauge’ hits record high
Prime minister’s allies and opponents raise concerns over terms of any deal, including concessions to Palestinians
High-income countries giving out cash that gets spent on imported Chinese cars and solar panels is politically tricky
Separatist group PKK claimed responsibility for Sunday’s suicide attack in Turkey’s capital
Prime minister Kishida says: reassess our economy; yen falls, inflation bites; equities offer ‘new opportunity’; Bank of Japan rates scrutinised; overseas property buyers keen to enter; population strain prompts pension action; art market surges
Preliminary budget statement pares growth forecast for this year to 0.03%
Washington says restrictions are targeted at politicians and others found to be undermining democratic process
Former chief prosecutor was put on a US sanctions list for doing Moscow’s bidding in the Caucasus nation
Aid inflows and Taliban currency controls help afghani climb almost 10%
With a slew of exhibitions and auctions, these tiny jewel-like paintings are now banking huge sums
Three separate bombings on Friday fuel security fears in crisis-hit nation
Company embodies excesses of China’s property boom and its unravelling
High-end hospitality bounces back from country’s economic crash
Former dictator’s daughter and socialite Gulnara Karimova faces charges over organisation known as ‘the office’
Appointment comes after government lifted ban on consultancy tenders imposed over South Africa scandal
Self-proclaimed republic of Nagorno-Karabakh ceases to exist after Azerbaijan takes control of mountainous region
Beijing is prepared to weaponise its control of mineral sectors vital to renewable power, says energy secretary Jennifer Granholm
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