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Over \$1.25 Billion in US Investment Projected to Boost UK Economy
Ahead of President Trump's visit, the UK announced over \$1.25 billion in new US investments in its financial sector, expected to generate 1,800 jobs and strengthen trade ties.
Over \$1.25 Billion in US Investment Projected to Boost UK Economy
Ahead of President Trump's visit, the UK announced over \$1.25 billion in new US investments in its financial sector, expected to generate 1,800 jobs and strengthen trade ties.
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48% Bias Score
Japanese PM Ishiba Resigns Amidst Economic Uncertainty
Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba resigned on Sunday, triggering a leadership race within the Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) and raising concerns about policy paralysis in Japan's struggling economy.
Japanese PM Ishiba Resigns Amidst Economic Uncertainty
Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba resigned on Sunday, triggering a leadership race within the Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) and raising concerns about policy paralysis in Japan's struggling economy.
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EU Parliament Begins Final Vote on Massive Mercosur Trade Deal
The EU Commission forwarded the Mercosur trade agreement to EU governments and parliament for a final vote, aiming for completion by year's end; this deal would create the world's largest free trade zone, encompassing over 700 million people, and potentially boost EU exports to South America by 39 p...
EU Parliament Begins Final Vote on Massive Mercosur Trade Deal
The EU Commission forwarded the Mercosur trade agreement to EU governments and parliament for a final vote, aiming for completion by year's end; this deal would create the world's largest free trade zone, encompassing over 700 million people, and potentially boost EU exports to South America by 39 p...
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40% Bias Score
EU-US Trade Deal: A WTO Compliance Question
The EU and US reached a trade agreement on August 21, granting preferential tariffs to US imports, potentially violating WTO's most-favored nation principle, though the EU cites an exception allowing for free trade zones.
EU-US Trade Deal: A WTO Compliance Question
The EU and US reached a trade agreement on August 21, granting preferential tariffs to US imports, potentially violating WTO's most-favored nation principle, though the EU cites an exception allowing for free trade zones.
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36% Bias Score
EU-US Trade Deal Challenges WTO Rules
The EU's August 21st trade deal with the US, offering preferential tariffs on US goods, is questioned for violating WTO's most-favored-nation principle, despite the EU citing an exception allowing for free trade zones.
EU-US Trade Deal Challenges WTO Rules
The EU's August 21st trade deal with the US, offering preferential tariffs on US goods, is questioned for violating WTO's most-favored-nation principle, despite the EU citing an exception allowing for free trade zones.
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16% Bias Score
Korean Air's $36 Billion Boeing Jet Deal Boosts US Economy
Korean Air agreed to buy 103 Boeing jets for about $36 billion, supporting 135,000 US jobs, amidst ongoing US-South Korea trade discussions and Boeing's recovery from past crises.
Korean Air's $36 Billion Boeing Jet Deal Boosts US Economy
Korean Air agreed to buy 103 Boeing jets for about $36 billion, supporting 135,000 US jobs, amidst ongoing US-South Korea trade discussions and Boeing's recovery from past crises.
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44% Bias Score
EU Parliament to Debate Von der Leyen's Controversial US Trade Deal Amidst Criticism
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen faces a difficult parliamentary debate on her US trade deal, criticized for its concessions and perceived weakness, while also addressing the EU's responses to the Gaza conflict and the war in Ukraine.
EU Parliament to Debate Von der Leyen's Controversial US Trade Deal Amidst Criticism
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen faces a difficult parliamentary debate on her US trade deal, criticized for its concessions and perceived weakness, while also addressing the EU's responses to the Gaza conflict and the war in Ukraine.
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36% Bias Score
BMW CEO Zipse: German Auto Industry Needs No Savior
BMW CEO Oliver Zipse, in a recent interview, announced the launch of the "Neue Klasse," BMW's largest investment project, aiming to bolster the company's position in China and secure a better trade deal with the U.S. while asserting that the German auto industry does not require external rescue.
BMW CEO Zipse: German Auto Industry Needs No Savior
BMW CEO Oliver Zipse, in a recent interview, announced the launch of the "Neue Klasse," BMW's largest investment project, aiming to bolster the company's position in China and secure a better trade deal with the U.S. while asserting that the German auto industry does not require external rescue.
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40% Bias Score
EU Commission Approves EU-Mercosur Trade Deal Amidst Farmer Opposition
The European Commission formally approved the EU-Mercosur free trade agreement, triggering a process of approval by EU member states and the European Parliament, despite strong opposition from European farmers concerned about competition.
EU Commission Approves EU-Mercosur Trade Deal Amidst Farmer Opposition
The European Commission formally approved the EU-Mercosur free trade agreement, triggering a process of approval by EU member states and the European Parliament, despite strong opposition from European farmers concerned about competition.
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Japanese PM Ishiba Faces Resignation Calls After Coalition Loses Senate Majority
Following the ruling coalition's loss of its Senate majority in the July 20th elections, Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba faces calls for his resignation, while his second-in-command, Hiroshi Moriyama, has offered his resignation, along with two other high-ranking officials.
Japanese PM Ishiba Faces Resignation Calls After Coalition Loses Senate Majority
Following the ruling coalition's loss of its Senate majority in the July 20th elections, Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba faces calls for his resignation, while his second-in-command, Hiroshi Moriyama, has offered his resignation, along with two other high-ranking officials.
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24% Bias Score
Draghi, von der Leyen, and the crumbling illusion of a strong Europe
Former Italian Prime Minister and former ECB head Mario Draghi stated that the illusion of a large and strong Europe definitively ended in 2025, a view seemingly corroborated by European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen's admission that the trade deal with the US, while imperfect, was the b...
Draghi, von der Leyen, and the crumbling illusion of a strong Europe
Former Italian Prime Minister and former ECB head Mario Draghi stated that the illusion of a large and strong Europe definitively ended in 2025, a view seemingly corroborated by European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen's admission that the trade deal with the US, while imperfect, was the b...
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56% Bias Score
Plummeting US Soybean Exports to China Amidst Trade Tensions
The US soybean industry faces a dire situation as exports to China plummet to 44.6 percent of total exports in 2024, down from 62.4 percent in 2011; China currently has zero new crop export orders for the 2025-26 marketing year, leaving US soybean farmers facing financial crisis and urging for a tra...
Plummeting US Soybean Exports to China Amidst Trade Tensions
The US soybean industry faces a dire situation as exports to China plummet to 44.6 percent of total exports in 2024, down from 62.4 percent in 2011; China currently has zero new crop export orders for the 2025-26 marketing year, leaving US soybean farmers facing financial crisis and urging for a tra...
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48% Bias Score
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