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The Guardian
Choppy waters ahead as Iceland gets ready for its own EU referendum
In this week’s newsletter: After Trump’s interventions over Greenland, there are many in Iceland who believe they would be stronger in the EU. But will its recent history of independence win out?• Don’t get This Is Europe delivered to your inbox? Sign up hereAs the UK marks the tenth anniversary of its fateful Brexit referendum next Tuesday, Iceland is fast approaching its moment of truth about the EU – albeit from the opposite direction.On 29 August, Icelanders will be asked whether or not to t
general  Jun 18, 2026
Bloomberg Markets
South Africa Impeachment Panel to Oppose President’s Interdict
A panel of South African lawmakers that is conducting an inquiry into whether President Cyril Ramaphosa should be impeached over his handling of a robbery at his game farm said it will oppose his application to halt their work.
business  Jun 18, 2026
The Guardian Culture
Dazzling, delightful – and unfairly dismissed: Stephen Hough on the art of the transcription
Bach, Beethoven and Brahms did it. Liszt took it to such virtuosic heights that the entire genre almost collapsed. Ahead of his own album of transcriptions, the pianist and composer looks at the history of reworking existing musicThey have long been the norm in the world of jazz clubs and hotel lounges, but transcriptions in the classical world were for many years a bit of a naughty word – or at least a guilty pleasure. To arrange someone else’s music in a way they hadn’t originally intended, of
entertainment  Jun 18, 2026
Bloomberg Markets
Trump Signs Iran MoU, Warsh Rocks Bond Market in Debut | The Opening Trade 6/18/2026
President Donald Trump and his team had several red lines that they used to justify the US war against Iran. At a press conference on Wednesday, Trump largely brushed them aside. Traders dumped short-term Treasuries and piled into betting on interest rate hikes as soon as next month after Kevin Warsh used his debut press conference as Federal Reserve chairman to make clear the central bank won’t tolerate high inflation. The Opening Trade has everything you need to know as markets open across E
business  Jun 18, 2026
The Guardian
Teenager dies after being thrown from horse-drawn carriage in Central Park
New York police department say teenager thrown to the ground when horse bolted away from its driverA teenager thrown to the ground Wednesday when a Central Park carriage horse bolted away from its driver has died, according to police.The 18-year-old was riding in the horse-drawn carriage with three other passengers when the accident happened just before 3pm, according to the New York police department. At least two passengers were sent flying out of the careening cab. Continue reading...
general  Jun 18, 2026
Bloomberg Markets
Stock Futures Rise, Oil Falls on US-Iran Deal; Warsh Rocks Bond Market | Bloomberg Brief 6/18/2026
US equity futures climb and oil slumps as energy shipments begin to pass through the Strait of Hormuz following the signing of an interim deal between Washington and Tehran. Front-end Treasury yield jumps after Fed Chair Kevin Warsh's debut news conference. Christopher Hodge of Natixis discusses the potential changes at the Federal Reserve. Bloomberg's Francine Lacqua speaks to PhysicsX CEO & Co-Founder Jacomo Corbo on AI innovation at the VivaTech conference in Paris. (Source: Bloomberg)
business  Jun 18, 2026
Bloomberg Markets
BOE Holds Rates, Citing 'Encouraging' Fall in Oil Price
The Bank of England held interest rates at 3.75% as it said the recent fall in oil prices was “encouraging,” even while two policymakers voted for an immediate quarter-point hike over concerns of persistent inflation. Bloomberg's Lizzy Burden reports. (Source: Bloomberg)
business  Jun 18, 2026

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