Burkina issues ‘terrorist’ warrants for journalists, activists
Burkinabe authorities said Friday they had issued arrest warrants for some 20 people, including journalists, activists, a former minister and former officers in exile over alleged "terrorism" offences.
Scotland’s First Minister Yousaf sues UK over gender reforms bill
Scotland’s First Minister Humza Yousaf has said he will embark on a legal challenge against the United Kingdom Government over its verdict to block the Gender Recognition Reform Bill.
HSBC employs Silicon Valley Bank bankers for tech, healthcare
Financial services company, HSBC Holdings PLC’s (HSBA.L), the United States unit has hired a lot of Silicon Valley Bank bankers led by David Sabow, who most recently led the technology and healthcare banking division for the California-based bank that failed last month.
Trump vows to continue with presidential race despite criminal charges
Former President of the United States Donald Trump has said he would not withdraw from the presidential race even if convicted of a felony.
IMF chief, COP28 President-designate vow to accelerate measures for climate action fiance
IMF’s Kristalina Georgieva; COP28 President-designate, Sultan al-Jaber vow accelerate measures for climate action fiance
Mother of 6-year-old who shot teacher charged in US
The mother of a six-year-old child who shot his teacher at a school in Virginia has been criminally charged.
