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High Pay Centre calculates bosses will pass milestone on third working day of 2026 with median pay of £1,353 an hour
By John Irish PARIS, April 8 (Reuters) - France plans to add a further 36 billion euros ($39 billion) to its defence spending between now and 2030 under an updated military planning law that expands its nuclear arsenal and boosts missile and drone stocks. The increase, proposed despite one of the euro zone's biggest budget deficits, reflects mounting security pressures from wars in Ukraine and the Middle East and growing uncertainty over U.S. commitments to NATO under President Donald Trump
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G7 foreign ministers Friday urged a stop to attacks against civilians in the Middle East war and urged Iran to immediately restore freedom of navigation in the strategic Strait of Hormuz. A joint statement, released in the name of all G7 members, including the United States, called for "an immediate cessation of attacks against civilians and civilian infrastructure"
Traders in Treasury options are boosting bets that US 10-year yields will bust out of their recent range and tumble below 4% in the coming weeks to levels last seen in November
More than a year since the conflict began, strikers are waiting on the picket line for resolution
A wide-ranging discussion that includes the Russiagate scam, Ukraine, and the sorry state of the media
The article explores the impact of Republican budget cuts on the healthcare system, examining whether these reductions have contributed to a crisis in hospitals across the country.