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RBI Raises Repo Rate to 5.50%: First Hike since 2023Current Affairs
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RBI Raises Repo Rate to 5.50%: First Hike since 2023

Retail inflation had accelerated to 4.82% in August 2026, crude oil prices stayed elevated because of West Asia tensions, and the rupee weakened. Against this backdrop the MPC, chaired by Governor Sanjay Malhotra, voted unanimously to tighten policy, while raising its FY27 growth projection.

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RBI Rejects Tata Sons Bid to Avoid Public Listing, Keeping NBFC Rules in FocusNews
Economy

RBI Rejects Tata Sons Bid to Avoid Public Listing, Keeping NBFC Rules in Focus

The Reserve Bank of India has rejected Tata Sons' request to avoid a public listing, according to a Reuters report on 12 September 2026. The decision keeps attention on the regulatory framework for large non-banking financial companies and the consequences of being classified in the RBI's upper layer. Tata Sons is the principal holding company of the Tata group, so any listing requirement would have implications beyond a normal corporate market debut. The development matters because financial regulation…

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12 Sept 2026

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Houthi Advance Toward Perim Island Raises Fresh Bab el-Mandeb Shipping RiskNews
Defence & Security

Houthi Advance Toward Perim Island Raises Fresh Bab el-Mandeb Shipping Risk

A rapid advance by Yemen's Iran-aligned Houthis has increased concern over the Bab el-Mandeb chokepoint, with Reuters reporting that the group reached the strategic island of Perim. The island sits in the narrow waterway linking the Red Sea with the Gulf of Aden and is close to one of the world's busiest commercial shipping routes. The development increases the risk that a local battlefield shift could affect global freight, energy flows and naval deployments. It also complicates choices for the United States and…

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12 Sept 2026

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China Warns New US Arms Sales to Taiwan Could Derail Planned Xi-Trump SummitNews
International Relations

China Warns New US Arms Sales to Taiwan Could Derail Planned Xi-Trump Summit

China has warned that new United States arms sales to Taiwan could lead it to cancel a planned summit between the two countries' leaders, according to reporting on 12 September 2026. The warning links the Taiwan security issue directly to top-level US-China diplomacy. Washington supports Taiwan's defensive capability under its domestic framework, while Beijing treats arms transfers as interference in what it considers an internal matter. The dispute shows how a single defence package can spill into trade talks…

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12 Sept 2026

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Illegal Crypto-Mining Site in Mexico Highlights Cartel Diversification and Energy TheftNews
Internal Security

Illegal Crypto-Mining Site in Mexico Highlights Cartel Diversification and Energy Theft

Mexican authorities are investigating a suspected illegal cryptocurrency-mining operation in Puebla state that may have stolen electricity from infrastructure linked to a nearby hydroelectric system, Reuters reported. The case has drawn attention because organised-crime groups are increasingly experimenting with revenue streams beyond narcotics, extortion and fuel theft. Crypto mining requires large amounts of electricity and specialised hardware, making energy theft a potentially lucrative way to convert stolen…

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12 Sept 2026

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Hungary Moves to Scrap Orban-Era Restriction on Adoption by Gay CouplesNews
International Relations

Hungary Moves to Scrap Orban-Era Restriction on Adoption by Gay Couples

Hungary's new government has announced plans to remove an Orban-era restriction that effectively blocked adoption by same-sex couples, Reuters reported on 12 September 2026. The move is politically significant because family law and LGBTQ rights were major points of conflict between the previous Hungarian government and European institutions. Adoption law is primarily domestic, but disputes over equality, rule of law and fundamental rights can influence relations inside the European Union. The reversal therefore…

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12 Sept 2026

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Irish Unity Debate Reopens After Trump Comments, While UK Government Says Policy Is UnchangedNews
International Relations

Irish Unity Debate Reopens After Trump Comments, While UK Government Says Policy Is Unchanged

A fresh debate over Irish unity followed comments by US President Donald Trump that he would welcome a united Ireland, while the UK Prime Minister's office said Britain's position remained unchanged. The episode matters because the constitutional status of Northern Ireland is governed by the 1998 Good Friday Agreement, which links any change to democratic consent. External political comments can attract attention, but they do not substitute for the legal process established by the peace settlement. The controversy…

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12 Sept 2026

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