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08.09.2026 8:30
Fight Over Tata Soda-Ash Mine Divides Impoverished Kenya Region Kenyan President William Ruto withdrew a century-old concession for Indian behemoth Tata Group to mine soda ash in an area inhabited by Maasai herders near Tanzania, arguing the conglomerate hasn’t built any processing facilities that benefit the nation.

08.09.2026 8:35
Russia pummels Kyiv after three-day halt The attack is the first targeting Kyiv after the expiration of a three-day halt for the US envoys' visit to the Russian and Ukrainian capitals. Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner met Russian President Vladimir Putin in Moscow on Saturday before holding separate talks with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky in Kyiv in their first official trip to the city.

08.09.2026 8:55
Longsys Founder Bets Big on R&D to Ride AI Memory Wave Longsys Electronics Founder Cai Huabo says 78% of proceeds will go into research and development as the company shifts from a module house to a semiconductor memory brand. With expansion plans in Brazil, Europe, and the US, Longsys aims to break the industry’s price‑driven cycle and position itself at the forefront of AI‑era innovation. (Source: Bloomberg)

08.09.2026 9:00
Leipzig Drone Attack Shows Putin Has the West in His Grip Russian President Vladimir Putin has won another tactical and psychological victory in his quasi-war against NATO and the West. The skirmish took place at the airport of Leipzig, a large logistics hub that supplies NATO’s eastern flank and Ukraine, where German authorities last month defused an armed drone that was about to attack a Ukrainian aircraft parked nearby.

08.09.2026 9:00
German Software Firm SAP Needs an AI Breakthrough Christian Klein takes a sweeping turn around his office building in southwestern Germany and hits the brakes of his black electric BMW. The chief executive officer of SAP SE jumps out in an ebullient mood, in spite of the circumstances.

08.09.2026 9:00
How Burnham Can Win the Fight Over Cheap Electricity: Copy Canada In his six weeks at No. 10 Downing Street, Andy Burnham has skilfully avoided making unpopular or divisive decisions. His predecessor as UK prime minister began his tenure by saying things were awful and kept reminding us that they might well get worse. Burnham has been as sunny as this year’s summer.

08.09.2026 9:00
Melenchon and AfD Are Setting the Stage for an Epic Euro Fight This week the European Central Bank will meet to decide a probable interest-rate hike at a critical time for the euro economy. Rising headline inflation, not helped by the war in the Strait of Hormuz, will be uppermost on the rate setters’ minds. But their job is getting harder because of the surging support for populist parties in Germany and France.

08.09.2026 9:00
Inside Italy’s banking M&A boom — and why Wall Street is watching Italy has become the center of Europe’s banking consolidation boom, with a wave of takeover bids reshaping the country’s financial sector. This video explains what is driving the dealmaking, how battles for influence over banks including Monte dei Paschi and Mediobanca connect to insurer Generali, and why the outcome could have implications for Europe’s push to build larger banks capable of competing with U.S. rivals.