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Alinea Ordered Into Liquidation in France, About 1,200 Jobs to Go

The ruling closes a loss‑making chapter for a retailer in a sector under price pressure from giants such as Ikea.

Africa’s Rebound Centers on Nigeria and South Africa as IMF Sees 2026 Growth Beating Asia

Zardari Touts Bilawal as Future PM, Rallies PPP in South Punjab

BNP Victory Sets Bangladesh Transition as Yunus Steps Down

CarMax Names Former IHG Chief Keith Barr President and CEO

Egypt Swears In New Cabinet, Names Ashraf Salem Defense Minister

Japan Heads to Snap Vote as Takaichi’s LDP Poised for Commanding Win

Karl Rove Rebukes Trump’s Iowa Economic Speech, Urges GOP to Reframe Message

Trump Picks Kevin Warsh to Lead the Federal Reserve

Ramaphosa’s New Year Address Calls for Unity, Touts Economic Gains and Anti-Corruption Push

Houston Health Department Discards 14 Rice Pans Before Super Feast, Prompting Organizer Objections

Orbán’s Grip Wavers as Magyar Surges and Online Critics Gain Reach

Jamaat-e-Islami Calls Nationwide Sit-In for Dec. 21 Over Punjab Local Government Law

Bolivia’s Rodrigo Paz Sworn In as President, Restores U.S. Ambassador-Level Ties

Serbia’s Protests Reignite After Novi Sad Memorial as Victim’s Mother Begins Hunger Strike

Paz Wins Bolivia’s Presidency With 55%, Ending MAS Era

Milei’s Party Wins Argentina’s Midterms, Expands in Congress

Gen Z Uprisings Reshape Politics Across Asia, Africa and Latin America

Flour Mills Suspend Deliveries Until After Vote, Bakeries Warn of Fresh Disruptions

Rodrigo Paz Wins Bolivia's Presidency With 54.5%, Ending 20 Years of MAS Rule