The onetime Vanity Fair editor and Substack convert talks to Mishal Husain about the current moment in US politics, and what’s next for media. https://t.co/UriAxZDUcY ...

Shares of South Korea’s Kakaopay, which have recently surged on investor excitement over its possible stablecoin foray, dropped as much as 17% https://t.co/VpAtHmtyPk ...

Units of Indian real estate investment trusts are poised to extend gains on the back of falling interest rates and a buoyant commercial property market, analysts tracking the sector said https://t.co/vgB7LgWDXD ...

South African President Cyril Ramaphosa fired a deputy minister from the second-largest party in the ruling coalition, a move that renews strain on the stability of his administration https://t.co/vgkNvyYk49 ...

Iran denied that nuclear talks with the US are scheduled to resume, diminishing prospects for diplomacy after President Donald Trump suggested a deal could come as early as next week https://t.co/Tp73nHnUPH ...

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Vietnam’s parliament passed a revised law on credit institutions, bolstering the central bank’s authority to ensure the safety of the banking system while offering long-awaited legal clarity for commercial lenders to resolve non-performing loans https://t.co/YvtKKiCEfJ ...

Blockbuster euro trading volumes in the $300 billion-plus foreign exchange options market are another sign investors are betting the currency’s gains may have room to run https://t.co/a0TzlJaK6F ...

Thailand’s central bank is ready to tackle excessive baht volatility by managing any moves “unhinged” from its fundamentals, a deputy governor said https://t.co/8kYZWTSgS0 ...