Indonesia’s stock market faced pressure as BEI introduced a new minimum share price of Rp1, replacing the previous Rp50 floor.
Indonesia has prepared about Rp17 trillion for an integrated livestock ecosystem, with five initial regions targeted for completion in 2027.
Indonesia’s planned export of at least 3.4 GW of low-carbon electricity to Singapore still requires progress on commercial terms, approvals and infrastructure.
A new report finds Canadian NHL teams face a tax-driven disadvantage against U.S. rivals, with higher income taxes making it harder to attract and retain top players.
La Parfumerie, a Winnipeg home-based perfumery operating since 1999, faces closure after the city ordered it to re-zone or stop serving walk-in customers.
Generative AI is increasingly present in French student life, prompting schools and universities to reconsider teaching methods and academic assessment.
A French report examines how artificial intelligence could support climate action through energy efficiency, environmental monitoring, and scientific research
ICE raids in pro-Trump states have caused millions in losses for meatpackers, prompting Republican lawmakers to speak out about the economic impact of labor shortages.
Natural Selection announces plans for Mokolwane Plains, a new eco-friendly safari camp in Botswana’s Okavango Delta, focusing on conservation and community benefit.
SoftBank has attracted more than $20 billion in preliminary demand for a high-yield bond deal intended partly to fund its OpenAI investment.
Turkey’s stock market came under renewed scrutiny after an 8% selloff linked to liquidity problems at investment funds holding thinly traded shares.
FATF says Turkey has strengthened its anti-money-laundering system but still needs better action on cross-border proceeds and illicit-asset recovery.
Türkiye-US goods trade reached $38.6 billion in 2025, while officials highlighted opportunities to expand cooperation in technology, energy, aerospace and manufacturing.
Türkiye and the US signed a $2 million technical-assistance agreement to study frameworks for deploying small modular reactors in Türkiye.
Municipal labor inspectors in Dubai began examining structural engineering records on September 27, 2026, after a scaffold platform collapse at a high-rise site killed two workers.
Turkey’s investment-fund turmoil has expanded as authorities investigate market transactions and move to liquidate more than 100 funds.
Turkey is preparing for COP31 by linking climate policy with investment, industrial transformation and business opportunities as preparations intensify.
A wave of hatted restaurants and neighborhood bars across Melbourne have closed due to cost pressures and changing diner habits, leaving a city reflecting on what it has lost.
Tanzania is moving women miners from marginal roles toward ownership through licensing, training, and finance, with 714 women in Geita alone now holding licenses.
Two construction workers lost their lives on September 27, 2026 following the sudden structural collapse of a scaffolding platform at a commercial development site in Lyon.
A Reuters/Ipsos poll finds that many Americans believe AI companies are not doing enough to prevent potential disasters linked to artificial intelligence.
President Donald Trump said the U.S. Justice Department could take action against AI companies if necessary as concerns over the industry grow.
ShinyHunters claims it breached the FBI and obtained employee data, but the bureau has not publicly confirmed the alleged intrusion or its scope.
The Trump administration says it plans to remove 760,000 ACA exchange enrollees it considers fraudulent or ineligible and expects $2.2 billion in savings.