Less than two months since the US federal government narrowly avoided running out of funding, the deeply divided Congress once again faces a tight deadline to approve a new budget — just one week.

Another US government shutdown, new speaker risks job

Criticisms will be seen as attack on Met chief Mark Rowley for allowing pro-Palestinian march in London on Armistice Day.

UK: Suella Braverman accuses police of double standards on rallies

The British Retail Consortium estimates the cost of theft in the sector has reached 1 billion pounds ($1.24 billion) a year and local convenience stores are reporting the highest levels of shop theft recorded in the last decade.

UK retailers on shoplifting ‘epidemic’: Almost 1 billion pounds a year stolen

Spicejet, one of India's budget airlines, is on the brink of a financial cliff. The supreme court has issued an ultimatum, demanding Spicejet to pay a hefty $1.5 million by September 15th or face 'drastic action' at the next hearing on September 22nd.

Spicejet agrees to pay $1.5 Mn amid Supreme Court ultimatum

Birmingham, the UK's second-largest city, has found itself on the brink of financial collapse. The Birmingham city council has effectively declared bankruptcy, shutting down all nonessential spending, following equal pay claims totaling 956 million dollars.

Equal pay crisis hits UK's Birmingham

Government plans to accommodate asylum seekers on a barge on England's south coast face a possible legal challenge over fire safety.

UK: Migrant barge faces legal challenge over fire safety

Pakistan has changed its budget for the financial year starting on July 1, Finance Minister Ishaq Dar said on Saturday, including the latest fiscal tightening measures dictated by International Monetary Fund in a final effort to clinch a stalled rescue package.

Pakistan changes budget as dictated by IMF to clinch stalled funds

The cost of living crisis is forcing more university students to take on more hours in their part-time jobs, with most saying that supporting themselves is affecting their studies, according to a new study.

UK: Cost of living crisis forcing students to take on more hours of paid work

Boris Johnson was accused on Friday of a new breach for taking a newspaper columnist job without waiting for required ethics vetting. Remember, the former British prime minister quit parliament last week over a finding that he misled lawmakers about covid lockdown parties. The Tories are divided over whether to endorse the findings of a panel of lawmakers that he deliberately misled parliament over parties at his office during the pandemic. Johnson started his working life in journalism, sacked by the Times newspaper for making up a quote. He went on to have a career at the daily telegraph, whereas a Brussels correspondent, he lambasted the EU in vivid, if not always accurate prose. He later pursued parallel media and political careers as editor of the Spectator magazine and as a member of parliament. Before becoming prime minister, he wrote a column for the daily telegraph. That column often saw him criticized for his views, and he was accused of islamophobia.

UK Panel: Boris Johnson took job without vetting, a clear breach

The echoes of the barbaric spring and blood-soaked December of 1971 bear witness to the unspeakable atrocities and genocide endured in East and West Pakistan. This haunting legacy serves as a constant reminder of the depths of human suffering and the indomitable spirit that emerged from the darkness.

Unveiling 1971 war atrocities & economic contrasts: Bangladesh's success and Pakistan's perilous path

The Shehbaz Sharif administration, which is unveiling the budget for 2023–24, is facing challenging times as the economy of Pakistan is in disarray and appears to have fallen short of all of its goals for this year.

Pakistan releases new budget amid severe economic crisis

June is an important month for India's key Neighbors on either side as both Pakistan and Bangladesh are scheduled to announce their budgets for the fiscal year 2023 and 2024 on June 9th and June 26th respectively. As the world grapples with an inflation crisis we take a look at how both countries have fared so far.

Bangladesh races past Pakistan on all fronts as Pakistan battles ongoing fiscal crisis

Bangladesh and Pakistan to table budget in June | Latest News

UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak’s administration has refused a demand from the government-appointed COVID-19 inquiry to hand over former prime minister Boris Johnson’s WhatsApp messages and pandemic diaries, setting off allegations of cover-up and obstruction.

UK: Rishi Sunak faces allegations of cover-up after refusing to handover chats to covid inquiry

UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak will travel to Washington next week for talks with US President Joe Biden.

Rishi Sunak to visit US for talks with Joe Biden

To help its citizens deal with rising cost of living, the Australian government said it would include a 10 billion dollar package over four years in the federal budget. The package is aimed at giving families and businesses relief while not stoking inflation.

Australia's Budget 2023: Will budget bring relief to people?

Summer is just around the corner and for many, it is time to unwind and relax but with mass layoffs, bank closures, inflation and financial tensions remain high for many Americans heading into the summer.

Money-saving hacks for a memorable summer

Money-saving hacks for a memorable summer without overspending

'The Super Mario Bros' revolves around a plumber named Mario who travels through an underground labyrinth with his brother Luigi to save a captured princess. The legendary video game 'Mario' has inspired the storyline.

The Super Mario Bros. Movie: Check full cast, budget, director, producer, release date & all you need to know

Chancellor Jeremy Hunt has set out plans to get over 50s and parents of young children back to work to get the economy growing again. He announced a big expansion of free childcare in his Budget and measures aimed at over-50s who have not returned to work after the pandemic.

Budget 2023: Jeremy Hunt seeks to tempt parents and over-50s back to work

Chancellor Jeremy Hunt today delivered what he called a ‘budget for growth’ with a series of measures aimed at improving productivity and innovation. They included a range of incentives looking to encourage businesses to invest and grow and moves to get more people back into work.

UK Budget: Hunt sets out his plan for growth

US President Joe Biden on Thursday (March 9) unveiled the government's spending plans in Pennsylvania, announcing higher taxes on the rich. While speaking at the Philadelphia union hall, the president questioned the Republican opposition over the issue of fiscal responsibility, as he highlighted plans to deduct the deficit of the nation by nearly $3 trillion in 10 years by increasing taxes on those who have an income of more than $400,000 a year.

Biden unveils $6.8 trillion budget plan, raises taxes for wealthy citizens

Outer Banks Season 3: The Pogues are back on Netflix! All ten episodes of Outer Banks season 3 dropped in India on Thursday, February 23, 2023, at 12:30 PM. The first eight minutes of episode 301 of Outer Banks season 3 are also available on YouTube.

Outer Banks Season 3: Release Date, Full Star Cast, Budget, Director, Producer and Everything You Need to Know

On February 22, 2023, Hong Kong's Financial Secretary Paul Chan unveiled the city's budget plan for the fiscal year 2023-2024. The budget emphasises innovation and technology and seeks to revitalise Hong Kong's economy and address ongoing social and economic challenges, specifically focusing on creating a "Happy Hong Kong.

Hong Kong's ambitious budget plan to focus on 'Happy Hong Kong'

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