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Cambodian PM says Thailand occupying ‘deep’ territory after ceasefire
Hun Manet calls for border demarcation and says US President Donald Trump's Board of Peace could 'play a role'.

‘Quid pro quo’: How Indian firms fund parties whose governments help them
Big business shrugs off Supreme Court ban on electoral bonds to donate millions when in trouble, or needing approvals.

How a Low-Key Norwegian Became Epstein’s Top Diplomatic Fixer
Jeffrey Epstein left little doubt about the value he placed on a Norwegian diplomat and his ambassador wife to tap a network of officials with ties to the United Nations and the Nobel Peace Prize.

Plan to increase youth minimum wage could be delayed
Government sources tell BBC News they could slow down plans to make minimum wage equal across age groups.

UK inflation falls to 3% in January on lower fuel prices
The rate at which prices are rising is slowing down, which could lead to lower interest rates.

SoftBank, Toshiba Among Firms Interested in US-Japan Gas Project
Japanese companies including SoftBank Group, Toshiba Corp. and Hitachi Ltd. have expressed interest in participating in a US gas project announced by President Donald Trump, trade minister Ryosei Akazawa told reporters on Wednesday.

Lagarde Reported to Consider Early Exit
European Central Bank President Christine Lagarde is expected to step down from her role before her eight-year term ends in October 2027, the Financial Times reported.