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    Russian-linked cybercampaigns put a bull's-eye on France. Their focus? The Olympics and elections

    French officials and cybersecurity experts from Europe and the United States have identified disinformation campaigns targeting France, orchestrated from Russia. These efforts increased significantly due to France's legislative elections and the upcoming Paris Olympics.

    Yen hits 38-year low, Nikkei surges as Trump risk buoys US yields

    In a sensational turn of events, the U.S. dollar skyrockets to a 38-year high against the yen amidst speculation of a Trump comeback. The Nikkei soars past 40,000, while oil prices surge at the beginning of the summer driving season. Sterling and the Chinese yuan weaken, with all eyes on the Federal Reserve and upcoming job data.

    Dollar soars near 38-year yen peak as Trump risk lifts US yields

    Dollar nears 38-year high to yen amid Trump re-election speculations, Biden's debate influence expected, ECB event in focus.

    France Election 2024 results: Marine Le Pen's far-right is winning, claim exit polls

    France Election 2024 results are keenly awaited ever since French President Emmanuel Macron called snap elections. However, several exit polls have claimed that Marine Le Pen's far-right National Rally (RN) party is winning the first round of the country's Parliamentary elections.

    France elections: France's exceptionally high-stakes election has begun, far-right leads pre-election polls

    France elections: Voters in mainland France start casting ballots in a critical legislative election that may lead to far-right control, impacting Europe's financial markets, support for Ukraine, and the management of France's nuclear arsenal and global military forces. The two-round election began in overseas territories and on the mainland at 8 a.m. Sunday, with initial projections due at 8 p.m. and official results later that night.

    UK's Rishi Sunak says only his Conservatives can form strong opposition to Labour

    British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak, anticipating potential defeat in the upcoming election, will warn voters on Monday that only his Conservative Party can effectively oppose a Labour-led government. He will caution against voting for Nigel Farage's Reform UK, arguing that it would splinter the right-wing vote and weaken the opposition to Labour. Sunak, facing polls indicating a significant lead for Labour under Keir Starmer, will highlight the risk of a Labour government unchecked by a strong opposition.

    The Economic Times
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