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Trump's Tariffs Push Africa Towards China, Exposing Economic Vulnerabilities
President Trump's tariffs on African exports, ranging from 15% to 30%, are causing widespread economic hardship, pushing African nations towards greater reliance on China, while also highlighting the need for the continent to diversify its trade and strengthen internal economic cooperation.
Trump's Tariffs Push Africa Towards China, Exposing Economic Vulnerabilities
President Trump's tariffs on African exports, ranging from 15% to 30%, are causing widespread economic hardship, pushing African nations towards greater reliance on China, while also highlighting the need for the continent to diversify its trade and strengthen internal economic cooperation.
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60% Bias Score


Botswana Seeks Economic Diversification Amidst Weakening Currency and Reduced Diamond Demand
Facing a weakening currency and reduced global diamond demand, Botswana is strategically diversifying its economy, capitalizing on China's recent elimination of tariffs on products from 53 African countries, including a newly signed beef protocol allowing duty-free access to the Chinese market.
Botswana Seeks Economic Diversification Amidst Weakening Currency and Reduced Diamond Demand
Facing a weakening currency and reduced global diamond demand, Botswana is strategically diversifying its economy, capitalizing on China's recent elimination of tariffs on products from 53 African countries, including a newly signed beef protocol allowing duty-free access to the Chinese market.
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44% Bias Score


Weak Job Growth and Rising Inflation Raise US Recession Concerns
This week's economic reports revealed a slowing US economy despite 3% GDP growth in Q2, driven by weak job growth (85,000 jobs added monthly), rising inflation (2.6% PCE), and the impact of Trump's tariffs (increasing effective tax rate to 18%), raising recession risks.
Weak Job Growth and Rising Inflation Raise US Recession Concerns
This week's economic reports revealed a slowing US economy despite 3% GDP growth in Q2, driven by weak job growth (85,000 jobs added monthly), rising inflation (2.6% PCE), and the impact of Trump's tariffs (increasing effective tax rate to 18%), raising recession risks.
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44% Bias Score


Botswana Seeks Economic Diversification Amidst Weakening Currency and Reduced Diamond Demand"
Facing economic pressures from a weakening currency and reduced diamond demand, Botswana is diversifying its exports to China, leveraging China's new zero-tariff policy to prioritize beef, horticultural products, leather, and processed agricultural goods for economic resilience.
Botswana Seeks Economic Diversification Amidst Weakening Currency and Reduced Diamond Demand"
Facing economic pressures from a weakening currency and reduced diamond demand, Botswana is diversifying its exports to China, leveraging China's new zero-tariff policy to prioritize beef, horticultural products, leather, and processed agricultural goods for economic resilience.
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40% Bias Score


Armenian Liquefied Gas Prices Surge 67% Amidst Allegations of Georgian Bribery
Liquefied gas prices in Armenia have increased by 67% in two months, reaching 200 drams; this is attributed by the Competition Protection Commission to increased procurement costs, seasonal demand, border congestion, and logistical issues in Georgia; however, experts allege bribery by Georgian offic...
Armenian Liquefied Gas Prices Surge 67% Amidst Allegations of Georgian Bribery
Liquefied gas prices in Armenia have increased by 67% in two months, reaching 200 drams; this is attributed by the Competition Protection Commission to increased procurement costs, seasonal demand, border congestion, and logistical issues in Georgia; however, experts allege bribery by Georgian offic...
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52% Bias Score


EU Awaits US Action on Tariff Deal
The EU and US reached a preliminary agreement to lower tariffs, with a 15 percent cap on most goods and exemptions for certain products; however, negotiations continue on steel, aluminum, and other sectors, and disagreements remain on non-tariff barriers.
EU Awaits US Action on Tariff Deal
The EU and US reached a preliminary agreement to lower tariffs, with a 15 percent cap on most goods and exemptions for certain products; however, negotiations continue on steel, aluminum, and other sectors, and disagreements remain on non-tariff barriers.
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32% Bias Score

Controversial $1 Billion Loan for BC Ferries' Chinese-Built Ships
The Canada Infrastructure Bank approved a $1 billion loan to BC Ferries to purchase four new ships from China, sparking controversy due to the lack of Canadian shipyard bids and concerns over supporting domestic industries, despite the urgent need to replace aging vessels and maintain reliable ferry...

Controversial $1 Billion Loan for BC Ferries' Chinese-Built Ships
The Canada Infrastructure Bank approved a $1 billion loan to BC Ferries to purchase four new ships from China, sparking controversy due to the lack of Canadian shipyard bids and concerns over supporting domestic industries, despite the urgent need to replace aging vessels and maintain reliable ferry...
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40% Bias Score

Botswana Seeks Economic Diversification Amidst Weak Currency and Diamond Demand
Facing a weakening currency and reduced global diamond demand, Botswana is diversifying its economy, capitalizing on China's recent decision to eliminate tariffs on products from 53 African countries, including Botswana, to boost exports of beef, horticultural produce, leather, and processed agricul...

Botswana Seeks Economic Diversification Amidst Weak Currency and Diamond Demand
Facing a weakening currency and reduced global diamond demand, Botswana is diversifying its economy, capitalizing on China's recent decision to eliminate tariffs on products from 53 African countries, including Botswana, to boost exports of beef, horticultural produce, leather, and processed agricul...
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40% Bias Score

Wang Yi Urges for Improved US-China Relations Through Communication and Mutual Respect
Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi met with US business leaders in Beijing on July 30th, 2025, urging for mutual respect and increased communication to improve US-China relations, emphasizing economic cooperation and avoiding conflict.

Wang Yi Urges for Improved US-China Relations Through Communication and Mutual Respect
Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi met with US business leaders in Beijing on July 30th, 2025, urging for mutual respect and increased communication to improve US-China relations, emphasizing economic cooperation and avoiding conflict.
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32% Bias Score

Trump Threatens Pharmaceutical Crackdown, Australia Defends Drug Pricing
Donald Trump threatened to impose tariffs on pharmaceutical companies that do not lower drug prices for the US Medicaid scheme within 60 days, demanding they treat the US as the "most favored nation"; the Australian government asserted that its Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme is not up for negotiatio...

Trump Threatens Pharmaceutical Crackdown, Australia Defends Drug Pricing
Donald Trump threatened to impose tariffs on pharmaceutical companies that do not lower drug prices for the US Medicaid scheme within 60 days, demanding they treat the US as the "most favored nation"; the Australian government asserted that its Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme is not up for negotiatio...
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44% Bias Score

China Allocates Further Funds to Boost Consumer Goods Trade-in Program
China will allocate an additional 9.65 billion USD in October for its consumer goods trade-in program, part of a 300 billion USD initiative to boost domestic demand and economic growth, following a strong first half of 2024.

China Allocates Further Funds to Boost Consumer Goods Trade-in Program
China will allocate an additional 9.65 billion USD in October for its consumer goods trade-in program, part of a 300 billion USD initiative to boost domestic demand and economic growth, following a strong first half of 2024.
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36% Bias Score

Trump and Dimon Meet Amidst Economic Uncertainty
President Trump and JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon met last week at the White House to discuss the economy, trade, financial regulation, and the Federal Reserve, marking a shift from their past public conflicts. The meeting, which also included Treasury and Commerce Secretaries, follows recent priva...

Trump and Dimon Meet Amidst Economic Uncertainty
President Trump and JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon met last week at the White House to discuss the economy, trade, financial regulation, and the Federal Reserve, marking a shift from their past public conflicts. The meeting, which also included Treasury and Commerce Secretaries, follows recent priva...
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40% Bias Score
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