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Last update: 4 hours agoCuba-US Escalation: The US has indicted former Cuban President Raúl Castro on murder-related charges tied to a 1996 shootdown, as Washington presses harder on Havana. Corporate/Consumer Watch: Target posted its biggest comparable sales jump in four years and lifted its outlook, but investors still punished the stock on a cautious forecast. Politics & Power: In Kenya, activist Boniface Mwangi reignited debate over who really runs the Ruto government, calling Deputy President Kindiki a “prefect” amid a matatu strike. US-Cuba Business Fallout: Canadian miner Sherritt is navigating sanctions pressure in Cuba while signing a preliminary deal that could shift control to a Trump-linked family office. Trade & Markets: Asian stocks mostly fell as bond yields rose and inflation worries lingered. Infrastructure & Skills: Malaysia is graduating its first batch of ECRL operations-and-maintenance trainees in China, aiming to build a local rail workforce. Regional Governance: Louisiana redistricting fights are turning personal behind closed doors, with lawmakers weighing how lines could boost or block future bids.
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