China Unveils Plan for Unified National Market, Banning Protectionism
China's NDRC released guidelines on Tuesday to create a unified national market, explicitly banning local protectionism and regional barriers to boost domestic demand and attract foreign investment, aligning with the December 2024 economic conference's key tasks.
China Unveils Plan for Unified National Market, Banning Protectionism
China's NDRC released guidelines on Tuesday to create a unified national market, explicitly banning local protectionism and regional barriers to boost domestic demand and attract foreign investment, aligning with the December 2024 economic conference's key tasks.
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China's Foreign Minister Begins 35th Consecutive Annual Trip to Africa
Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi's January 6th visit to Africa, the 35th consecutive year he initiated his international travels on the continent, aims to strengthen the "all-weather China-Africa community", with stops in Namibia, Congo, Chad, and Nigeria, showcasing the robust and growing China-Afr...
China's Foreign Minister Begins 35th Consecutive Annual Trip to Africa
Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi's January 6th visit to Africa, the 35th consecutive year he initiated his international travels on the continent, aims to strengthen the "all-weather China-Africa community", with stops in Namibia, Congo, Chad, and Nigeria, showcasing the robust and growing China-Afr...
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Trudeau Rejects Trump's Threat of Economic Force Against Canada
Following President Trump's threats to use "economic force" against Canada, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau rejected the idea of Canada joining the US, highlighting the strong trade and security partnership between the two nations. This comes amidst Trudeau's resignation and a pending Liberal party le...
Trudeau Rejects Trump's Threat of Economic Force Against Canada
Following President Trump's threats to use "economic force" against Canada, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau rejected the idea of Canada joining the US, highlighting the strong trade and security partnership between the two nations. This comes amidst Trudeau's resignation and a pending Liberal party le...
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Trudeau's Resignation: Economic Uncertainty Looms for Canada
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's unexpected resignation creates significant economic uncertainty as Canada faces potential 25 percent U.S. tariffs on imports and impending USMCA renegotiations; the Canadian dollar strengthened initially, but uncertainty prevails.
Trudeau's Resignation: Economic Uncertainty Looms for Canada
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's unexpected resignation creates significant economic uncertainty as Canada faces potential 25 percent U.S. tariffs on imports and impending USMCA renegotiations; the Canadian dollar strengthened initially, but uncertainty prevails.
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Biden Blocks US Steel Takeover Amidst National Security Concerns
President Biden blocked Japan's Nippon Steel's \$14 billion takeover of US Steel, citing national security concerns despite dissent from top officials including Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen, leading to a lawsuit and raising questions about the CFIUS process.
Biden Blocks US Steel Takeover Amidst National Security Concerns
President Biden blocked Japan's Nippon Steel's \$14 billion takeover of US Steel, citing national security concerns despite dissent from top officials including Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen, leading to a lawsuit and raising questions about the CFIUS process.
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40% Bias Score
EU Faces Instability as Trump Returns, Germany and France Struggle
Germany and France face government instability as Donald Trump begins his new term, creating challenges for the EU; both countries also have severe economic problems, with France facing a high debt and Germany a stagnating economy.
EU Faces Instability as Trump Returns, Germany and France Struggle
Germany and France face government instability as Donald Trump begins his new term, creating challenges for the EU; both countries also have severe economic problems, with France facing a high debt and Germany a stagnating economy.
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EU Affirms WTO Commitment Amidst French Skepticism
During a visit to the WTO in Geneva, EU Trade Commissioner Šefčovič reiterated the EU's commitment to the organization, despite French President Macron's recent criticism of the WTO's rules as ineffective due to the non-compliance of the US and China, advocating instead for prioritizing local produc...
EU Affirms WTO Commitment Amidst French Skepticism
During a visit to the WTO in Geneva, EU Trade Commissioner Šefčovič reiterated the EU's commitment to the organization, despite French President Macron's recent criticism of the WTO's rules as ineffective due to the non-compliance of the US and China, advocating instead for prioritizing local produc...
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China's Growing Influence in Africa: Economic Engagement and Geopolitical Shifts
Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi's tour of four African nations, including newly elected Namibian President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah's first meeting with Wang, underscores China's consistent engagement with Africa, offering economic opportunities and posing geopolitical shifts, especially in the Sahel...
China's Growing Influence in Africa: Economic Engagement and Geopolitical Shifts
Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi's tour of four African nations, including newly elected Namibian President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah's first meeting with Wang, underscores China's consistent engagement with Africa, offering economic opportunities and posing geopolitical shifts, especially in the Sahel...
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Supply Chain Issues Could Hike Household Staple Prices by 20%
CIPS warns that global supply chain disruptions, geopolitical tensions, and potential US tariffs could cause household staple prices to increase by up to 20% by 2025, impacting businesses and consumers.
Supply Chain Issues Could Hike Household Staple Prices by 20%
CIPS warns that global supply chain disruptions, geopolitical tensions, and potential US tariffs could cause household staple prices to increase by up to 20% by 2025, impacting businesses and consumers.
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Trump Proposes Canada as 51st State After Trudeau Resignation
Following Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's resignation, President-elect Trump reiterated his proposal to make Canada the 51st U.S. state, citing economic and security benefits, following a previous November discussion at Mar-a-Lago where Trump threatened tariffs on Canadian products unless issues of ...
Trump Proposes Canada as 51st State After Trudeau Resignation
Following Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's resignation, President-elect Trump reiterated his proposal to make Canada the 51st U.S. state, citing economic and security benefits, following a previous November discussion at Mar-a-Lago where Trump threatened tariffs on Canadian products unless issues of ...
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China-Namibia Economic Ties Strengthen Amidst Wang Yi's African Visit
Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi's visit to Namibia, the first stop of his four-nation African tour, highlights the booming bilateral trade of \$1.31 billion in 2023 (up 16.5 percent year-on-year), encompassing China's manufactured goods exports and Namibia's crucial natural resource imports, includ...
China-Namibia Economic Ties Strengthen Amidst Wang Yi's African Visit
Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi's visit to Namibia, the first stop of his four-nation African tour, highlights the booming bilateral trade of \$1.31 billion in 2023 (up 16.5 percent year-on-year), encompassing China's manufactured goods exports and Namibia's crucial natural resource imports, includ...
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40% Bias Score
Trump Denies Report of Revised Tariff Plans
President-elect Donald Trump denied a Washington Post report that his aides are exploring narrower tariff plans, contradicting his campaign promises of broad 10% tariffs on global imports and 60% on Chinese goods; European markets rallied on the report.
Trump Denies Report of Revised Tariff Plans
President-elect Donald Trump denied a Washington Post report that his aides are exploring narrower tariff plans, contradicting his campaign promises of broad 10% tariffs on global imports and 60% on Chinese goods; European markets rallied on the report.
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