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AI Leaders Call For Development Slowdown as Safety Fears Mount
Bloomberg Daybreak Europe is your essential morning viewing to stay ahead. Live from Brussels, we set the agenda for your day, catching you up with overnight markets news from the US and Asia. And we'll tell you what matters for investors in Europe, giving you insight before trad...
How India and China Took Steps to Reset Ties At BRICS: Live Q&A
Bloomberg reporters answer your questions about what Xi's New Delhi visit means for India-China ties on September 15 at 9:30 a.m. IST
EU Chief Rejects Banks’ Bid to Split Reform Package in Two
Maria Luis Albuquerque, the European Union’s financial services commissioner, has rejected demands by banks to split in two a grand plan to boost the bloc’s financial system.
Philippine Marcos’ Cousin to be Transferred from Hospital to Regular Jail
The Philippines’ anti-graft court ordered on Monday the transfer of Martin Romualdez, the lawmaker-cousin of President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. accused of plunder, from a hospital to a regular jail.
Oil Rises as Saudi Arabia Shuts East-West Crude Pipeline
Oil pushed higher after Saudi Arabia shut its East-West crude pipeline, a key alternative to the Strait of Hormuz for its oil exports, following multiple attacks on Thursday. Meanwhile, a planned meeting for Monday between Iran and several Gulf nations on creating a temporary shi...
Switzerland Debates Longstanding Neutrality Ahead of Vote This Month
It’s sparking questions about where the country sees itself in the modern world
S.Korea Parliament Member on Global AI Effort
Cha Jiho, a member of South Korea's parliament, is behind the nation's drive to enhance international cooperation on artificial intelligence, proposing a new Global AI Hub. He discusses the initiative's plans to gather international organizations and multilateral development bank...
Korea’s Gender Minister Nominee Pulls Out in Fresh Blow to Lee
South Korean President Lee Jae Myung’s 36-year-old gender minister nominee stepped down before gaining confirmation of her position amid a public backlash over her suitability for the job in the latest negative fallout from the president’s cabinet reshuffle.
Takaichi Ally Wins Okinawa Vote, Aiding Military Build-Up Plans
A candidate backed by Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi’s ruling party ousted the incumbent governor of Japan’s southern Okinawa prefecture in an election on Sunday, delivering a boost to the premier’s push for a stronger military to stave off threats from China.
Swedish Voters Left in Limbo for Days in Closest Ever Election
Sweden’s election will go down to the wire, the tightest in its history, and one that will hinge on the complete counting in coming days of late-arriving ballots and votes from overseas.
Burnham Says UK Needs ‘Culture Shift’ to Support Risk Takers
Prime Minister Andy Burnham said Britain needs a “culture shift” to make it easier to start companies and reward risk-taking, as he sought to quell the concerns of business leaders before next month’s budget.
Trump Basks as Irish Open Host in Brief Break From Midterm Woes
President Donald Trump took center stage at the Irish Open on Sunday, reveling in a golf tournament at his family’s Doonbeg resort even as his political agenda faces a critical test in November’s midterm elections.
Wisconsin Governor Candidate Injured When Plane Lands in Lake
Representative Tom Tiffany, a Republican running for governor of Wisconsin, said he suffered minor injuries after the plane he was traveling in landed in a lake, leaving him and the pilot to swim to safety.
Sweden’s Center-Left Are Ahead in Tightly Contested Election
Sweden’s Social Democrat-led bloc took a lead in an exit poll in a high-stakes election that became a de-facto referendum on keeping the far-right populist party out of power.
Trump Says He’ll Remove US Tariffs on Irish Whiskey
President Donald Trump said he would remove US tariffs on Irish whiskey, announcing the move Sunday as he attended a golf tournament at his family’s course in western Ireland.
Chicago’s Mayor to Seek Reelection in Test of Progressive Clout
Brandon Johnson will seek a second term as Democratic mayor of Chicago, likely facing an uphill battle to stay in office as his opponents have raised millions ahead of next year’s race.