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The European Central Bank won’t increase borrowing costs again, unless there is an unexpected event, according to Governing

Distressed debt, political assassinations, anti-mining unrest and soaring crime: Ecuador’s problems would be daunting for an experienced statesman.

The European Commission will lay out a €584 billion ($637 billion) plan to overhaul the region’s power grids

A five-year-old girl is among those injured after five people, including three children were reportedly stabbed in a serious incident in Dublin city centre. The attack unfolded shortly after 1.30pm in Parnell Square East, on the north side of the Irish capital, with local media reporting it happening near a girls school. A spokesperson for the Irish police force, the Garda, said: “Five casualties have been taken to various hospitals in the Dublin region. “The casualties include an adult male, an adult female and three young children. “One child, a girl, has sustained serious injuries, the other two children are being treated for less serious injuries.” They added that the parents of all three children have been informed. Meanwhile, an adult female is being treated for serious injuries while a man is receiving treatment for less serious wounds. An eyewitness told the broadcaster RTE that she had seen a man making a “stabbing motion” towards children while holding a knife, before he was disarmed. The scene remains cordoned off and an individual has been detained and arrested. The Garda confirmed that they were no longer looking for any other person in connection with the incident.

By Shristi Achar A and Bansari Mayur Kamdar (Reuters) -European shares rose on Thursday, supported by gains in energy stocks,

Mexico’s central bank signaled that it needs to see clearer evidence of disinflation before it can join the

First Quantum Minerals Ltd. is winding down operations at its Panama copper mine as a blockade of boats

A far-right election victory and the likelihood of tricky coalition talks have put Dutch businesses on edge about

Germany will suspend a constitutional limit on net new borrowing for a fourth consecutive year after Chancellor Olaf

South Africa’s central bank kept its benchmark interest rate unchanged, while warning that inflationary risks persist and that

The OPEC+ meeting that was pushed back by several days to Nov. 30 will now be held online,

Pressure is again mounting on the Swedish pension group embroiled in the Silicon Valley Bank fallout this spring