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BRICS foreign ministers opened talks in New Delhi under the shadow of the Iran war, with oil disruption, sanctions politics and rival regional interests exposing how hard it may be for the expanded bloc to speak with one voice.[1][2][3]
Marco Rubio said Cuba's leadership must change as Washington renewed a $100 million aid offer, while blackouts and fresh protests in Havana exposed how quickly humanitarian pressure, regime-change rhetoric and fuel shortages are colliding.
Angela Rayner says HMRC cleared her of deliberate wrongdoing or carelessness over underpaid stamp duty, removing a major personal obstacle just as Labour's internal leadership struggle sharpens around Keir Starmer.[1][2]
An Australian federal court ruled that Coles misled shoppers by promoting discounts built on short-lived higher prices, a decision that could shape pricing rules across the supermarket sector.
