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hello. happy mother's day to all the moms out there. thank you for joining us today. we begin with the votes being counted in turkey's presidential election. the race could have global repercussions by reshaping the country's domestic and foreign relationships. president erdjon is leading. he and his opposition claim to be leading. let's check in at istanbul. >> reporter: very preliminary results are beginning to trickle out. vote counting is continuing and we expect in the coming hours to get the preliminary results of this presidential vote. the whole is anxiously awaiting the resu...

Several major wine-producing regions in France are struggling amid problems such as the cost-of-living crisis, Covid fallout and changes in consumer habits.

Global demand has consistently weakened this year, for multiple reasons, and the risk of recession is rising. If advanced economies were to fall into recession, developing countries in Asia would not be immune to the fallout. Policymakers in the region will need to monitor and carefully navigate a challenging economic environment to keep inflation in check and sustain growth.

Bangladesh's current inflation rate is the highest in 11 years. Due to rising inflation, not only marginalised people but lower-middle and middle-class people, too, are under great stress.

A study has found that severe Covid infections can damage nerve cells in the brain, leading to memory problems and confusion. It can also lead to long-term health issues, the researchers have said. Scientists at King’s College London found that a wayward immune response to the virus increased the death rate of neurons and had a “profound” impact on regeneration in the hippocampus region of the brain, which is crucial for learning and memory, The Guardian reported.