[BBC News] California considers ban on caste discrimination

[Al Jazeera English] Suspect charged after two men set on fire leaving UK mosques

[Bloomberg] Short Seller Hindenburg Research Says Another Report Coming Soon

[Associated Press] Library association reports record book ban attempts in 2022

[Reuters] European bank shares fall as crisis leaves mark

[Reuters] Morning Bid: Central banks try to see through stress

[The Wall Street Journal] U.S. to Send Aging Attack Planes to Mideast and Shift Newer Jets to Asia, Europe

[Al Jazeera English] India’s Rahul Gandhi found guilty of defamation over Modi remark

[The Wall Street Journal] Twitter Isn’t Making Money. Here’s Why Musk Thinks It Could Soon.

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[The Wall Street Journal] Grand Jury Weighing Donald Trump Hush-Money Payment Scheduled to Return Thursday

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[Reuters] New York holds top spot, London second in Z/Yen financial centre survey

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