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15.05.2026 6:55
India Hikes Fuel Prices For The First Time in Four Years India’s state-run refiners have raised fuel prices for the first time in four years, as New Delhi yields to crude prices pushed higher by the war in Iran, and to the resulting financial pressures battering its processors.

15.05.2026 7:03
15.05.2026 7:17
Soy, Corn Rise as US Says China to Buy More American Crops Soybean and corn futures gained as US Trade Representative Jamieson Greer said China will make large purchases of American agricultural products, with President Donald Trump also emphasizing that the nation will look at “a lot of soybeans for our farmers.”

15.05.2026 7:29
A history of failed negotiations between Israel and Lebanon In 1983, a peace agreement was signed between Israel and Lebanon but the Lebanese government annulled it just a few months later under pressure from Syria. Further bilateral negotiations took place between 1991 and 1993, following the Madrid Peace Conference, but yielded no results.

15.05.2026 8:00
Swatch Is Seeking a Royal Pop From Audemars Piguet Hype The watch world is losing its collective mind over the Royal Pop, a collaboration between Swatch Group AG, best known for its brightly colored plastic timepieces, and Audemars Piguet, one of the world’s most successful upmarket horologists. After a week of fevered speculation, the two companies revealed they’re joining forces on a $400 pocket watch that blends Swatch’s “Pop” line from the 1980s with Audemars’ iconic Royal Oak wristwatch.

15.05.2026 8:00
Takaichi to Visit Korean President’s Hometown to Strengthen Ties South Korean President Lee Jae Myung and Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi will meet in the South Korean city of Andong next week, extending a highly personalized diplomatic exchange at a time of shifting dynamics between the US and China, and mounting uncertainty over regional security.

15.05.2026 8:15
Russia Presses College Students to Fill Ranks of Drone Pilots Students at one of Russia’s leading engineering universities are getting a lucrative offer: ditch their studies for a year, fly drones for the military and earn more than 5 million rubles ($68,275) in pay as well as free tuition on their return.