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Amid global uncertainties, companies diversifying supply chains away from China have driven a surge in foreign direct investment into the countries that...
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The Israeli-Palestinian conflict has been more than 100 years in the making. The fragmented geography of a potential Palestinian state, divided by...
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China's high demand for raw materials and Peru's capacity to supply them are driving the two countries' deepening trade ties. The opening...
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International Monetary Fund data shows the global economy has stabilized since the pandemic shock four and a half years ago. Inflation has...
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In the first round of Moldova's presidential election, pro-Western incumbent Maia Sandu led but did not secure an outright win, prompting a...
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For decades, Russian exports centered on raw materials, primarily oil and gas, with the European Union as the key buyer. Oil revenues...
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Copper is crucial to the global economy, and its importance is only going up. Historically, copper has been vital in construction, electrical...
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International sanctions, disrupted logistics, rising prices and inflation expectations, and the difficulties of replacing banned imports with homegrown substitutes have placed heavy...
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The European Union's economic growth rate slowed in the second quarter, though the bloc's gross domestic product was 0.2 percent higher compared...
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Ecuador is grappling with a 1,000-megawatt energy shortfall due to poor maintenance of existing dams, failure to secure new power generation contracts...
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China's latest data show rapid export growth but weak domestic demand, resulting in poor import numbers. This highlights Beijing's challenge: boosting overall...
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