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The UK government announced plans for Britain’s first Workplace Health System to support employees with health conditions or disabilities, aiming to reduce preventable job losses and boost productivity.
The Federal Reserve approved BancFirst Corporation’s application to acquire Spirit BankCorp and merge with SpiritBank, allowing branch operations at SpiritBank’s locations.
Canada pledged $25.4 million to bolster Haiti’s security, governance and resilience during a meeting between ministers at the UN General Assembly.
The Bank of England announced a US$ billion 5-year eurobond issuance to finance foreign currency reserves, maturing in 2031 with a 4.875% coupon, as part of its annual benchmark issuance program.
A £53 million refurbishment of RAF Waddington’s airfield has begun, including upgrades to taxiways, drainage, and lighting to support ISTAR operations and the Red Arrows.
The UK and Philippines concluded the second Joint Economic and Trade Committee meeting, agreeing to expand cooperation in agriculture, energy, infrastructure, and trade facilitation through a refreshed work programme.
The UK Transport Secretary outlined the government’s commitment to integrating walking, wheeling and cycling into daily transport networks at the Making Active Places 2026 conference.
UN rights chief Volker Türk urged that children must be consulted on AI development, warning that current practices risk their rights and well-being.
Brazilian President Lula urged the UN General Assembly to restore its role as a 'temple of peace' amid global crises, criticizing Security Council paralysis and veto misuse while advocating diplomacy over conflict.
UN Secretary-General António Guterres warned the General Assembly that humanity faces four critical tests—war, inequality, climate change, and AI—that will shape global cooperation or division.
El Niño’s strengthening presence tests global climate adaptation as leaders convene at the UN, where experts warn of intensified droughts, floods and food insecurity risks already materializing.
UN Secretary-General António Guterres warns the two-State solution for Israel-Palestine is collapsing due to illegal settlements and violence, urging concrete action beyond declarations.
UN General Assembly President Khalilur Rahman urged the institution to confront failures and embrace reforms to restore public trust amid global crises and rising distrust.
Donald Trump defended US military actions against Iran and Venezuela at the UN, urging economic pressure on Tehran and announcing a new oil deal with Caracas.
Small island nations face existential threats from rising seas, risking land loss and displacement, while pursuing legal and practical measures to preserve statehood and maritime rights.
G7 foreign ministers and the EU condemn Houthi attacks in Yemen and the Red Sea, calling for an immediate ceasefire, an end to threats against shipping, and a return to political negotiations.
The European Central Bank warns energy price shocks are persisting longer than expected, pushing inflation higher and weighing on growth, though government spending and AI may cushion the impact.
The UK and Cambodia will sign a new agreement to combat online scams, including intelligence sharing and victim protections, during a ministerial visit to Phnom Penh.
Canada and the UAE advanced trade and strategic ties during a meeting at the UN General Assembly, emphasizing expanded investment and a future partnership.
The UK Foreign Secretary addressed the UN General Assembly on Sudan’s escalating crisis, highlighting the humanitarian toll, drone warfare, and the need for sanctions to curb external support fueling the conflict.
UK Foreign Secretary outlines Accra Reset priorities at Accra Reset Event, emphasizing partnership, systemic reform, and local-led solutions over traditional donor models.
The UK Government will introduce bereavement leave for pregnancy loss before 24 weeks and expanded rights for family bereavement from April 2027, covering step and foster relationships.
Canada condemns Russia’s 2026 State Duma elections, citing repression and lack of international observation, and rejects results from illegally occupied Ukrainian territories.
The Bank of England will relocate its Leeds office to Capitol House, expanding its regional presence and supporting collaboration while replacing its current base at Yorkshire House.
UN experts report intensifying civilian suffering in Ukraine and expanding Russian repression of critics abroad, including forced conscription and transnational intimidation.
The UN condemned Houthi cross-border attacks on Saudi Arabia, including an attempted strike on Riyadh, as Yemen’s displacement crisis surpasses 130,000 people amid escalating fighting.
UN Secretary-General António Guterres urged world leaders and citizens to invest in peace amid rising global conflicts and divisions, emphasizing diplomacy, dialogue, and grassroots efforts as essential tools.
The world is likely to temporarily exceed the 1.5°C warming limit set in Paris, but efforts must focus on minimizing the overshoot through faster emissions cuts, increased finance, and stronger international cooperation.
The European Central Bank will invest a portion of its own funds in tokenised securities to gain experience in distributed ledger technology and support the Eurosystem’s digital strategy, with settlements processed via...
The European Central Bank’s Eurosystem launched Pontes to settle wholesale tokenised asset transactions in central bank money, marking a step toward a digitalised European financial market.