Vietnam’s GDP grows over 9 per cent in first nine months
Vietnam’s GDP is estimated to have grown over 9 per cent on-year in the first nine months of 2026, with third-quarter growth reaching 9.95 per cent, outpacing the first two quarters. Twelve of the country’s 34 provinces and cities recorded…
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Vietnamese stocks because GDP plummeted 9.95% and then draw a 10-years
Today’s stock language: Don’t buy Vietnamese stocks because GDP plummeted 9.95% and then draw a 10-year straight line; don’t sell Cambodia stocks because GDP is declining without examining Manufacturing; don’t buy Schneider shares…
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Cambodian Stock Market Today — No End to the Selling Power Yet Looking at the October 6 numbers
Cambodian Stock Market Today — No End to the Selling Power Yet Looking at the October 6 numbers, what caught my attention was not just the CSX down -2.34% to 582.20 points, but the entire board of stocks was in the red, with no stocks gaining at all.…
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Saudi Arabia urged to spare man sentenced to death over Facebook post
Saudi Arabia is being urged to spare Anojan Sivarasa, who faces execution after being found guilty of blasphemy over a comment posted on Facebook. The case concerns a social media post that authorities treated as blasphemous. Sivarasa was convicted and…
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Spain’s Housing Crisis Sets Back Government Measures Ahead of Early Election
A series of measures intended to tackle Spain’s housing crisis were defeated in parliament on Friday, a setback that has resulted in an early general election, according to the BBC. The defeat of the proposals highlights the political difficulty of…
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Millions of Brazilians Vote in First Round of Presidential Election
Millions of Brazilians went to the polls on Sunday for the first round of the country’s presidential election, marking a major moment in Brazil’s political calendar. The vote unfolded across the country as voters cast their ballots to help determine who…
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Six Passengers Presumed Dead After Plane Goes Missing off US Coast
All six passengers aboard an aircraft that went missing off the US coast are presumed dead, after the plane lost communication with flight controllers following a significant drop in altitude, according to flight data. The aircraft’s disappearance was…
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India’s toy shops offer a window into its reliance on Chinese imports
India’s toy shops are being used as an unlikely measure of the country’s economic relationship with China, according to a BBC report examining how India became heavily dependent on Chinese imports. The report focuses on the toy trade as a visible example…
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South Korean care-home sexual abuse trial hears resident was forced to call staff member ‘Dad’
A trial in South Korea involving allegations of sexual abuse at a care home for disabled residents has shocked the country, with one of the three residents allegedly assaulted by a staff member speaking to the BBC. The case centres on allegations that a…
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Rare Tornado Damages Property and Downs Trees in Ulladulla
A rare tornado swept through Ulladulla in New South Wales, Australia, damaging property and bringing down trees in the small town. The twister was captured on camera as it moved through the area. The footage shows the tornado’s impact in Ulladulla, with…
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Canada wargames scenarios for unlikely US invasion, Carney says
Prime Minister Mark Carney has said Canada’s military is running scenarios for the unlikely event that the United States invades Canada. The planning involves military wargaming focused on a potential US invasion, according to the prime minister. Carney…
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US father and son arrested after deaths linked to alleged kratom sales
A father and son in the United States have been arrested after deaths involving students, amid allegations that they sold derivatives of kratom to at least one student. The substances have been described as “gas station heroin”, a term often used in the…
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Why Brazil Has Accused the US of Election Interference
Brazil has accused the United States of election interference as the country prepares to vote for its next president, according to a BBC report. The dispute has placed sovereignty, security and Brazil’s relationship with Washington at the centre of the…
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Spain’s Housing Crisis Fuels Protests After Congress Rejects Measures
Spain’s housing crisis is prompting fresh political uncertainty after the country’s Congress rejected measures intended to address the problem, with a series of marches scheduled in Madrid. The developments have raised questions over whether the dispute…
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Atlantic records no hurricanes in September as questions turn to El Niño
The Atlantic has recorded no hurricanes during September, normally the most active month of the hurricane season, marking the first time in three decades that the month has passed without a single storm reaching hurricane strength. The development is…
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Newly Released Bodycam Video Shows Luigi Mangione’s Arrest
Newly released bodycam footage shows the arrest of Luigi Mangione and includes the moment a police officer finds a gun in Mangione’s backpack, according to the video description. The footage was released days after the killing of UnitedHealthcare CEO…
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