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(Bloomberg) -- Sudan’s military has long been the country’s pre-eminent power broker, propping up dictator Omar al-Bashir for three decades before ousting him in 2019 following months of protests against runaway inflation and brutality.

(Bloomberg Businessweek) -- When Covid-19 convulsed the world last year, the International Monetary Fund disbursed $118 billion in emergency loans to 87 countries to help them through the crisis.

Continuing the message about youngkin being the face of extremism which is ill fit for someone as moderate and centrist as youngkin. that might have been better if amanda chase won the primary and bon the nominee for virginia. but mcauliffe has not changed his strategy to fit the moment while youngkin has maybe provided a man for how republicans can overcome what is clearly going to be the democrats mid-term strategy, which arguing that republicans are too radical because youngkin has stayed hyp...

(Bloomberg) -- China said it was false to claim that its lending practices have pushed African nations into debt traps, blaming a host of economic factors instead and criticizing media reports on the topic.

(Bloomberg) --  The Netflix Inc. hit Squid Game may be a big win for South Korea’s entertainment industry, but it has also exposed the country’s darker side to a global audience.

(Bloomberg) -- Thousands of delegates will gather in Glasgow in a few days for United Nations talks aimed at staving off catastrophic climate change.

(Bloomberg) -- President Recep Tayyip Erdogan signaled Monday that he would deescalate a diplomatic row that had shaken the lira and was set to bring Turkey’s ties with key Western partners, including the U.S., to the brink of collapse.

(Bloomberg) -- Growth data on both sides of the Atlantic in the coming week will reveal the impact of a multitude of headwinds that hit the U.S. during the third quarter and will soon come Europe’s way.

(Bloomberg) -- Talks between UniCredit SpA and Italy’s Treasury over the purchase of Banca Monte dei Paschi di Siena SpA ended without a deal, according to a joint statement published on Sunday.

(Bloomberg) -- China’s economy risks slowing faster than investors realize as President Xi Jinping’s push to cut its reliance on real estate and regulate sectors from education to technology combine with a power shortage and the pandemic. Bank of America Corp. and Citigroup Inc.