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New demutualization rules cap single-shareholder control of the Indonesia Stock Exchange and block dirty money or loans from funding share purchases.
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New demutualization rules cap single-shareholder control of the Indonesia Stock Exchange and block dirty money or loans from funding share purchases.

Spain's PM says Morocco's border control failed in Ceuta, his first such public accusation, according to La Razón.

European Union agrees to remove sanctions on Alisher Usmanov and Mikhail Fridman, prompting outrage from Ukraine.

A San Juan school and the provincial environment agency are organizing another round of electronic waste collection, local outlets report.

A new scientific study highlights a protein called midkine as a potential factor in heart recovery following heart attacks, according to reports.

A French court has sentenced former jihadist Othman Garrido to 30 years of criminal imprisonment, according to franceinfo.

Brazilian tech outlets report a steep price cut on Samsung's Galaxy A57 256GB, bundled with free Galaxy Buds Core earbuds.

A lawyer calls the president's and vice president's absence from Nigeria a constitutional violation, as opposition parties and the Senate president respond.

A creditor table from Radiant World lists six lenders holding $870 million in exposure, as a Jefferies-linked fund questions the company's cash position.

Buyers bringing the iPhone 18 or iPhone Duo into Indonesia from overseas face import duties and taxes, with one customs figure cited at Rp 8 million.

InfoMoney reports the dollar rose slightly against the real on commodity declines, seasonal demand and interest-rate differentials.

A report from Free Malaysia Today says back pain can be a warning sign of kidney stones, urging readers not to dismiss persistent discomfort.

The patient escalation scheme is being extended to every emergency department in England, The Guardian reports.

Dyson has withdrawn its CameraJet toothbrush, priced around 2,000 zloty, following reported failures linked to water exposure.

Carolina Pires tells HealthNews that roughly 45% of dementia cases are potentially preventable, as diagnoses rise across Latin America.

A Senate initiative would regulate promotion and relegation in Mexican football, with a player telling lawmakers he faced threats.

The deal signed by President Trump allows expanded US military presence in Greenland while leaving Denmark's sovereignty over the territory intact.

Global markets plunged overnight and panic is spreading. Before you sell everything, here are 5 critical things every investor needs to know right now.

Argentine President Javier Milei has not raised the Falklands sovereignty claim in his UN General Assembly speeches, according to La Nación.

The Korean pair won silver in the 10m air rifle mixed team event after a late surge, according to MBC 뉴스.

A University of Alberta team led by Dr. Satyabrata Kar has found that nanoparticles may offer a new way to treat Alzheimer's disease.

Yen News reports that Adam, the artist known for the hit Fa Me Keke, has resurfaced with a major physical transformation after spending years outside the country.

A former Kaizer Chiefs defender says he has never seen the club's current situation before, after another draw against Golden Arrows.

Iran has proposed reopening the Strait of Hormuz and given Washington a seven-day ultimatum, Polish outlets report, as Trump threatens "annihilation."
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