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Kazakhstan has assembled 27 commercial documents with investment potential above $2 billion for Alatau City after a roadshow in London, Berlin and Frankfurt.

Tsikata says the NPP's call for Washington to suspend courtesies for Ghanaian diplomatic passports invites foreign involvement in a domestic dispute and recalls petitions to the British colonial administration.

Britain’s prime minister tied the cost of living to wars in Ukraine and the Middle East as governments abroad weighed the Democrats’ capture of Congress.

Ellie Watkins has returned to the UK with the couple's two children after deadly Houthi attacks on Saudi airports and wider disruption in the region.

A draft declaration ahead of the 20 November EU–UK summit reportedly proposes exempting British goods from the EU carbon border levy back to 1 January 2026 if the two emissions markets are linked.

Britain's prime minister and a Chatham House analyst said a Republican defeat may not quickly change US policy on Iran, Ukraine, tariffs or NATO.

Britain's prime minister and other leaders hope Republican losses ease Donald Trump's foreign policy, while warning he still shapes Iran, Ukraine and tariffs.

Kyiv is watching whether a shift toward the Democrats restores Ukraine funding, while President Trump would still set policy on weapons, sanctions and any peace terms.

The prime minister said Treasury figures now put the growth effect of agreements due at a Brussels summit on 20 November at 0.4% of GDP, up from 0.3%.

Aircraft that departed Heathrow, Luton and Manchester were searched or diverted after bomb warnings that European officials said turned out to be false.

The FTSE 100 closed 1.1% lower on Tuesday as investors weighed US midterm elections and a fresh American strike on Iran.