The Bank of Japan (BOJ) is planning to raise its inflation forecasts in January, Nikkei reported. The forecasts may show price growth close to its 2 per cent target in fiscal 2023 and 2024.

Bank of Japan may raise inflation forecasts: Report

Former Pope Benedict the Sixteenth has left the mortal world for his heavenly abode. He was elected as leader of the Christian faithful around the world in 2005.

Pope Benedict the Sixteenth: 'God's Rottweiler' who led the faithful

Revellers in Australia are getting ready for first restriction-free New Year's Eve after two years of disruptions caused by Covid pandemic. It is expected that more than a million people will throng to Sydney's iconic harbourfront and watch the fireworks.

Australia: New Year celebrations to take place without Covid curbs for first time in two years

Peru's economy minister said on Thursday (December 29) that the country will launch an economic reactivation plan worth 5.9 billion soles ($1.55 billion). The decision has come weeks after protests following the ouster of former president Pedro Castillo.

Peru: Finance minister launches $1.6 billion economic reactivation plan

State owned Kozloduy nuclear plant in Bulgaria signed a deal for nuclear fuel supply with a French firm on Friday (December 30) in its attempt to reduce dependence on Russia.

Bulgaria signs nuclear fuel deal with French firm to reduce dependence on Russia

Chinese tech giant Huawei on Friday (December 30) estimated that its 2022 revenue remained flat. This indicates that decline in company's sales due to US sanctions had come to a halt.

Huawei registers plateaued revenue growth, US sanctions impact wanes

China on Friday (December 30) gave Hong Kong leader John Lee power to bar foreign lawyers from trials related to national security law. Previously, even under the sweeping national security law, foreign lawyers were granted admission by Hong Kong courts to work in the city.

Hong Kong leader gets power to bar foreign lawyers

Eritrean soldiers were on Friday (December 30) pulling out of two major towns in Ethiopia's Tigray region, reported Reuters citing witnesses. In Ethiopian civil war, Eritrean troops have fought in support of Ethiopia's federal government.

Eritrean soldiers depart major towns in north Ethiopia: Report

An analysis by Reporters Without Borders (RSF) has revealed that nearly 1700 journalists were killed across the globe in the past 20 years. This comes to an average of more than 80 per year.

Nearly 1700 journalists killed in past 20 years, says RSF report 

Italy on Wednesday (December 28) introduced mandatory Covid testing for all passengers coming in from China. Country's health minister made an announcement in this regard.

Italy makes Covid testing mandatory for all passengers coming from China

Polish climate minister said on Thursday (December 29) that Poland was ready for the scenario of Russia cutting oil supply in retaliation for adherence to oil price cap.

Poland prepared if Russia cuts oil supply, has alternative supplies, says minister

Belarus claimed on Thursday (December 29) that a Ukrainian missile fell in its territory. This has raised fears of Russia-Ukraine conflict spilling over. Belarus is a Russian ally.

Belarus says Ukrainian missile landed in its territory, fears of conflict spillover rise

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