British Prime Minister David Cameron has admitted he did have a stake in an offshore trust set up by his late father. The revelation, made to the UK's ITV News, follows his father's name appearing in the Panama Papers leak of financial data from a Panamian law firm. Mr Cameron says he sold all investments in 2010 - the year he became Prime Minister - and that the fund was not used to avoid tax.
Japan compiles emergency economic package to ease tariff pain
Japan's Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba on Friday said the government has compiled an emergency economic package to alleviate any impact on industries and households from new US import tariffs.
Bangladesh, World Bank sign $850 million deal to boost jobs, trade
Bangladesh and the World Bank have signed two financing agreements worth $850 million to strengthen the South Asian country's trade capacity, create jobs and modernise its social protection system.
Saudi Arabia, India agree to boost cooperation in energy and defence
Saudi Arabia and India agreed to boost cooperation in supplies of crude and liquefied petroleum gas, according to a joint statement reported by the Saudi state news agency on Wednesday following a visit by Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
Musk, facing criticism and falling Tesla sales, to cut back DOGE work
Tesla CEO Elon Musk said he would cut back significantly the time he devotes to the Trump administration from next month and spend more time running his many companies.
Dubai strengthens tech leadership with AED 2 billion data centre
Dubai is taking another major step in its digital transformation with the launch of a groundbreaking AED 2 billion hyperscale data centre.
