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Singapore holds first LGBTQ rally since gay sex decriminalised
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Global equity markets declined Friday as traders from Wall Street to Frankfurt eyed additional interest rate hikes by central banks to combat elevated inflation amid mounting concerns about global growth.
UK launches mortgage help as interest rate soars
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Britain on Friday unveiled help for millions of cash-strapped homeowners facing soaring mortgage costs in a cost-of-living crisis, after the Bank of England unexpectedly hiked interest rates to a new 15-year peak.
Spain's right rattled by row over 'macho' violence
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Heathrow security staff call off summer strikes
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UK economy falters on cost-of-living crisis
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Eurozone economic growth slows sharply in June
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Kenyan president slams 'unfair' global lending system
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Asian, European markets fall again as traders eye more rate hikes
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Indonesia entrepreneurs cash in on TikTok live selling spree
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EU warns Twitter to beef up content moderation as new rules loom
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Japan inflation slows to 3.2 percent in May
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Global stocks mixed as central banks hike rates
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