Bloomberg Politics

The Chinese government denied reports in western media that the country exported drones to aid Russia’s invasion of Ukraine as groundless – and accused the US of engaging in the spread of “fake information.”

Turkey’s tightened grip over financial markets has put Istanbul’s 15th-century Grand Bazaar back at the center of the nation’s commercial activity, as one of history’s first shopping malls becomes a refuge for modern currency traders seeking to escape the reach of President Recep Tayyip Erdogan’s government.

Fox News’s agreement to pay $787.5 million to settle a voting machine maker’s defamation lawsuit over the network’s 2020 election broadcasts leaves a similar, $2.7 billion suit by voting technology company Smartmatic Corp. to reckon with.

Britain has an inflation problem that’s making decisions more difficult for Prime Minister Rishi Sunak and the Bank of England.

The UK said a report of an alleged secret Chinese police station in south London is of “great concern” and that it will not tolerate any attempt by China to harass its citizens.

Australia will release the findings of an independent review of its central bank on Thursday with the report recommending the creation of two separate boards — one for monetary policy and the other for governance.

The new Brexit Deal for Northern Ireland between the UK and the European Union represents progress but isn’t enough to fully eliminate disruption caused by Britain’s exit from the bloc, business leaders said at the Bloomberg New Economy Gateway Europe event near Dublin.

Brazil’s industrial output slid in February on a decline in chemical products and food, dragged down by expensive borrowing costs and weakening demand in the latest worrying sign for the economy.

Donald Trump’s surge in the polls after his indictment has sidelined some major Republican donors, who are losing confidence that Florida Governor Ron DeSantis or any other GOP hopeful will displace the former president as the party’s leader.