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World Politics & Diplomacy 31m ago

Trump Administration Backs Musk as Washington Escalates Fight With EU Over X Fine

The Trump administration has sided with Elon Musk in a growing transatlantic dispute over Europe's digital rules, saying Brussels overreached when it fined X €120 million under the EU's Digital Services Act. The intervention sharpens tensions between Washington and the European Union over how far regulators should go in policing major online platforms.

By RDU Global Correspondent4 min read
Fashion & Luxury2026-05-14T09:30:00.000Z

Nykaa Fashion Widens Its Luxury Lens, Adding More Than 150 European and American Designer Houses

Nykaa Fashion has expanded its global luxury edit to include more than 150 European and American designer houses, deepening its pitch to India's increasingly international luxury consumer. The move signals a broader recalibration in the market, where premium fashion is being shaped by curation, access and a sharper appetite for designer provenance.

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Fashion & Luxury2026-06-01T09:30:00.000Z

Madras Checks Return to the European Summer Wardrobe, With Chennai at the Loom's Centre

Once dismissed as a nostalgic resort motif, Madras checks are being re-read by European prêt-à-porter as a serious summer textile: breathable, imperfect, handwoven and culturally legible. From Chennai's weaving clusters to Paris and Milan showrooms, the South Indian cotton check is gaining new authority as designers seek lighter, traceable cloth with a human touch.

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Fashion & Luxury2026-08-24T09:30:00.000Z

EU Finalises Textile Waste Rules, Ending the Destruction of Unsold Luxury Stock

The European Union has approved sweeping textile waste legislation that will ban the destruction of unsold luxury designer stock, placing fashion's most guarded excess under new scrutiny. From Paris, the decision is expected to reshape how maisons handle inventory, end-of-season collections and the quiet economics of scarcity.

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Global Economy & Central BanksSpecial Report (Sept 27, 2026)

The $365 Trillion Debt Trap: Why Bond Vigilantes are Returning to Discipline Western Treasuries

Global debt has climbed beyond $365 trillion, or more than 330% of world GDP, and the old assumption that sovereign borrowing can expand indefinitely at low cost is breaking down. In the US and Europe, higher term premiums, sticky inflation, and heavy refinancing calendars are forcing treasuries to pay up just as central banks try to normalize policy and shrink balance sheets. The result is a renewed form of market discipline: bond vigilantes are no longer a metaphor from the 1990s but a pricing force shaping auction demand, fiscal choices, and rate-path expectations. Washington and European capitals now face a narrowing corridor between supporting growth and preserving market confidence, with every basis point in long-end yields compounding the debt burden.

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National Governance & Policy1h ago

India and 17 Others Move to Join Russia's WTO Fight Against EU Carbon Border Tax

India and 17 other countries have reserved their rights to join Russia's dispute against the European Union's Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism at the World Trade Organization, underscoring widening global unease over the bloc's climate-linked trade regime. The move comes as New Delhi separately works with Brussels to prepare domestic industry for CBAM compliance, even as it negotiates a broader trade deal with the EU.

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World Politics & Diplomacy3h ago

Pope Leo Draws 800,000 to Central Paris as Faith, Pageantry and Politics Converge on Iconic Square

Pope Leo celebrated an open-air Mass in central Paris before an estimated 800,000 people, turning one of the city's most recognizable squares into a vast gathering of worshippers, pilgrims and onlookers. The scale of the event underscored the enduring global pull of the papacy and the logistical challenge of staging a major religious ceremony in the heart of a European capital.

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