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The appointment adds an internationally recognised City figure to a leadership structure that combines Julio Cesar Herrera's group direction with Steve Pettitt's executive stewardship of Britannia Global Markets.
Britain's Labour government is considering Danish-style asylum changes, sparking debate within the party over immigration, housing, and deportation policy.
Nobel Peace Prize winner Narges Mohammadi was sentenced to over 7 more years in prison by Iran after a hunger strike, amid ongoing crackdown on dissent.
Global markets are bracing for a pivotal week as major central banks signal diverging policies, with key decisions expected to shape currencies, bonds and growth outlooks.
Bulgaria’s government has resigned following weeks of mass anti-corruption protests, deepening political instability as the country prepares to join the eurozone.
Interpol says a major global enforcement operation has rescued nearly 30,000 trafficked animals, exposing international wildlife crime networks across 134 countries.
The IOC says young athletes from Russia and Belarus should be allowed to compete internationally under their national flags, arguing minors should not face political punishment.
NATO’s chief has warned European nations to prepare for the risk of future conflict with Russia, urging stronger defence spending, readiness and credible deterrence.