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Eurogroup chair: concerned about bond spreads but not alarmed.
2026-09-18
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2026-09-18
China's Ministry of Culture and Tourism released the 15th Five-Year Plan for cultural industry development, directing policy support to cultivate segmented cultural consumption among the silver economy, youth and parent‑child families and to meet exp
China's Ministry of Culture and Tourism released the 15th Five-Year Plan for cultural industry development, directing policy support to cultivate segmented cultural consumption among the silver economy, youth and parent‑child families and to meet experiential and personalized demand. The plan promotes a 'first‑release' economy—supporting new-product launches, drama premieres, exhibition debuts and theater openings—aims to stimulate the ice‑and‑snow economy via festivals, performances, cultural‑creative products and experiential offerings, and calls for orderly development of interactive social‑sharing consumption models.
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NATS said in a preliminary report released on 18 Sept that last week’s widespread UK airport disruption — which forced cancellations of more than 2,000 arrivals and departures — was caused by a millisecond-level software fault. The probe found a soft
NATS said in a preliminary report released on 18 Sept that last week’s widespread UK airport disruption — which forced cancellations of more than 2,000 arrivals and departures — was caused by a millisecond-level software fault. The probe found a software error in the UK air traffic system on 8 Sept that occurred within one millisecond and was not attributable to human error. The affected system assigns flight identification codes used by controllers on radar. The fault triggered mass cancellations and delays at major airports including Heathrow, Edinburgh and Manchester, affected hundreds of thousands of passengers and took several days to restore normal operations.
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