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Japan's Economy Contracts for First Time in Four Quarters
Japan's economy shrank 0.7 percent annualized in the January-March period of 2025, marking the first contraction in four quarters, with real GDP down 0.2 percent from the previous quarter, raising concerns about the nation's economic outlook and fiscal health.
Japan's Economy Contracts for First Time in Four Quarters
Japan's economy shrank 0.7 percent annualized in the January-March period of 2025, marking the first contraction in four quarters, with real GDP down 0.2 percent from the previous quarter, raising concerns about the nation's economic outlook and fiscal health.
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Japan, U.S. Hold Second Round of Tariff Talks
Japan and the U.S. commenced their second round of tariff negotiations on Thursday, focusing on increasing American agricultural imports to Japan, aiming to reduce trade barriers and potentially improve bilateral relations.
Japan, U.S. Hold Second Round of Tariff Talks
Japan and the U.S. commenced their second round of tariff negotiations on Thursday, focusing on increasing American agricultural imports to Japan, aiming to reduce trade barriers and potentially improve bilateral relations.
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Germany's Gold Reserves: Distribution, Repatriation, and Future Implications
Germany's €340 billion gold reserves, the world's second-largest, are held in Frankfurt (51%), New York (37%), and London (12%), reflecting post-WWII arrangements and current economic considerations.
Germany's Gold Reserves: Distribution, Repatriation, and Future Implications
Germany's €340 billion gold reserves, the world's second-largest, are held in Frankfurt (51%), New York (37%), and London (12%), reflecting post-WWII arrangements and current economic considerations.
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Europe's China Dilemma: Balancing Geopolitics Amidst Trump's Actions
Amidst Trump's hostile policies, a debate rages in Europe about strengthening ties with China, despite concerns over China's human rights record, economic practices, and support for Russia, necessitating a strategic approach that prioritizes European interests.
Europe's China Dilemma: Balancing Geopolitics Amidst Trump's Actions
Amidst Trump's hostile policies, a debate rages in Europe about strengthening ties with China, despite concerns over China's human rights record, economic practices, and support for Russia, necessitating a strategic approach that prioritizes European interests.
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UK Nationalizes British Steel Amidst Concerns Over Chinese Influence
The UK government nationalized British Steel, owned by Chinese conglomerate Jingye, due to national security concerns after MPs warned against Chinese involvement in critical industries, potentially setting a precedent for future foreign investment decisions.
UK Nationalizes British Steel Amidst Concerns Over Chinese Influence
The UK government nationalized British Steel, owned by Chinese conglomerate Jingye, due to national security concerns after MPs warned against Chinese involvement in critical industries, potentially setting a precedent for future foreign investment decisions.
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UK Government to Debate Emergency Laws to Save British Steel
To prevent the closure of British Steel's Scunthorpe plant, which employs 3,500 people and produces vital steel, the UK government will debate emergency laws today allowing it to take control, prompted by the owner Jingye's decision to halt operations due to unsustainable costs.
UK Government to Debate Emergency Laws to Save British Steel
To prevent the closure of British Steel's Scunthorpe plant, which employs 3,500 people and produces vital steel, the UK government will debate emergency laws today allowing it to take control, prompted by the owner Jingye's decision to halt operations due to unsustainable costs.
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EU-China Trade: Addressing Imbalances and Security Concerns
In 2024, EU-China trade totaled \$785.8 billion, showing a slight increase but highlighting a significant Ä.5 billion euro deficit for the EU, demanding a reevaluation of trade and investment ties to address market access and economic security concerns.
EU-China Trade: Addressing Imbalances and Security Concerns
In 2024, EU-China trade totaled \$785.8 billion, showing a slight increase but highlighting a significant Ä.5 billion euro deficit for the EU, demanding a reevaluation of trade and investment ties to address market access and economic security concerns.
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Japan, U.S. to Expedite Tariff Talks, Aiming for June Deal
Japan and the U.S. agreed Thursday to expedite tariff negotiations, aiming for a deal by June, focusing on non-tariff barriers and economic security, with potential Japanese concessions including increased U.S. agricultural imports and streamlined auto import processes.
Japan, U.S. to Expedite Tariff Talks, Aiming for June Deal
Japan and the U.S. agreed Thursday to expedite tariff negotiations, aiming for a deal by June, focusing on non-tariff barriers and economic security, with potential Japanese concessions including increased U.S. agricultural imports and streamlined auto import processes.
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China's Rare Earth Ban Cripples U.S. Industries
China's ban on exporting rare earth metals to the U.S. due to the trade war creates a critical shortage impacting U.S. industries, particularly defense and technology, prompting the U.S. to seek alternative sources like Australia.
China's Rare Earth Ban Cripples U.S. Industries
China's ban on exporting rare earth metals to the U.S. due to the trade war creates a critical shortage impacting U.S. industries, particularly defense and technology, prompting the U.S. to seek alternative sources like Australia.
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China's Rare Earth Dominance: A Strategic Weapon in the US Trade War
China's control over 92% of global rare earth mineral processing gives it significant leverage in its trade dispute with the US, impacting crucial technologies and highlighting the need for the US to develop its domestic supply chain.
China's Rare Earth Dominance: A Strategic Weapon in the US Trade War
China's control over 92% of global rare earth mineral processing gives it significant leverage in its trade dispute with the US, impacting crucial technologies and highlighting the need for the US to develop its domestic supply chain.
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UK Government Seizes Control of Last Primary Steel Plant
The UK government assumed control of Britain's last primary steel plant, owned by Jingye Group, averting its closure and saving 3,000 jobs due to the plant's \$910,000 daily losses and the absence of raw materials. This prevents the UK from becoming the only G7 nation without primary steel productio...
UK Government Seizes Control of Last Primary Steel Plant
The UK government assumed control of Britain's last primary steel plant, owned by Jingye Group, averting its closure and saving 3,000 jobs due to the plant's \$910,000 daily losses and the absence of raw materials. This prevents the UK from becoming the only G7 nation without primary steel productio...
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UK Ministers Urged to Reclaim British Steel from China
Amid concerns over national security and economic stability, senior military and industry figures are demanding that the UK government reclaim British Steel from its Chinese owner, Jingye, as the fate of its Scunthorpe plant hangs in the balance; closure would have catastrophic consequences, they wa...
UK Ministers Urged to Reclaim British Steel from China
Amid concerns over national security and economic stability, senior military and industry figures are demanding that the UK government reclaim British Steel from its Chinese owner, Jingye, as the fate of its Scunthorpe plant hangs in the balance; closure would have catastrophic consequences, they wa...
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72% Bias Score
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