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Zambia Unlocks $275M for Power Grid With Historic Debt Buyback, June 11
Zambia completes $1.36 billion debt buyback, freeing $275 million for power grid upgrades after 2020 default restructuring.
Clifton George Jailed for Life for Annabel Rook Murder, June 11
Electrician Clifton George jailed for life for murdering charity worker Annabel Rook and causing a gas explosion at their London home.
Kioxia Stock Plunges 7.8% on June 11 as Chip Rally Fizzles
Kioxia stock fell 7.8% to ¥70,500 on June 10 amid chip sector weakness and profit-taking after AI-driven rally.
Macron Chairs G7-China Trade Talk on Economic Imbalances, June 11
Macron chairs G7-China video call on trade imbalances. Discussion includes IMF and emerging economies. G7 summit follows in Evian next week.
Pentagon Adds BYD, Alibaba, Baidu to Military List, June 11
Pentagon designates BYD, Alibaba, and Baidu as Chinese military companies. Stocks fall 1-3.6% as U.S. restricts defense contracts with the firms.
Crans-Montana Bar Fire: Prosecutors Face Pressure to Escalate Charges, June 11
Crans-Montana bar fire: Lawyers push for murder charges against owners Jessica and Jacques Moretti. 41 dead, 115 injured in Le Constellation blaze.
HSBC Falls 3.6% as China Capital Controls Threaten Hong Kong Wealth Business, June 11
HSBC falls 3.6% as China tightens capital controls on Hong Kong offshore accounts, threatening wealth management business and mainland investor flows.
Princess Madeleine Turns 44, Returns to Swedish Royal Duties
Princess Madeleine celebrates 44th birthday with new palace portrait, returning to full-time royal duties and child protection advocacy.
Bangladesh Cricket Team Skips India T20 World Cup Over Disputed Safety Claims
Bangladesh captain Litton Das disputes government’s India T20 World Cup boycott, saying players weren’t consulted and security concerns lack merit.