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EU reportedly set to impose tariffs on Chinese electric car imports

Several media outlets are reporting that the European Commission will notify carmakers this Wednesday that it will impose provisional import duties on Chinese electric vehicles next month. The move is based on…

2 days ago

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World Bank sees global ‘soft landing’ but warns of sluggish growth for developing nations

The World Bank has upgraded its global growth outlook for this year, expecting it to hold steady at 2.6 percent for the first time in three years. The latest Global Economic Prospects…

3 days ago

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Could the death of Iranian president impact the economy?

Global markets appeared unfazed after Iran's president Ebrahim Raisi was killed in a helicopter crash. Any political instability could deal a blow to Iran's economy already struggling under the US sanctions, soaring…

3 weeks ago

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Taiwan tensions soar: China stages live-fire drills after new leader’s inauguration

DWs Taipei bureau chief Tsou Tzung-Han analyzes China's aggressive military maneuvers and the potential for further escalation following Taiwan's new president's call for peace.…

3 weeks ago

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Rare earths found in Sweden: a game-changer?

A big find of raw materials critical for green technology has been announced in Sweden. Since Europe does not produce its own so-called "rare earths" so far could this news be a…

4 weeks ago

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NYSC Turns 51: Honoring five decades of youth service

Fifty-one years later, we are celebrating the impact of the National Youth Service Corps on Nigerian youth and the resilience of the institution over the years. Over the years, the NYSC has…

4 weeks ago

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Are e-cigarettes really healthier?

Vaping is largely perceived as a safer alternative to smoking. While vaping does not expose users to tar or carbon monoxide, two of the most dangerous elements in tobacco smoke, vaping is…

4 weeks ago

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Forced labour: US Senate probe finds carmakers used parts from banned Chinese supplier

The US Senate Finance Committee has released the findings of a two-year probe which shows that BMW, Jaguar Land Rover and Volkswagen have all used components from a Chinese supplier banned in…

4 weeks ago

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Cambodia: Chinese investors in Sihanoukville

China is investing billions abroad, including in Cambodia. The once picturesque beach town of Sihanoukville is turning into a Chinese tourist magnet with hotels and casinos. Most of the profits are made…

4 weeks ago

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Tesla cuts 600 jobs in California amid mass layoffs

As part of Tesla's massive restructuring, the electric vehicle maker notified the California Employment Development Department this week that it is cutting approximately 600 more employees in California.…

4 weeks ago

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Vladimir Putin’s state visit to China: Deepening military and economic ties

Russian President Vladimir Putin has wrapped up his two-day visit to China, where he and his counterpart Xi Jinping pledged a "new era of strategic partnership". The two leaders had tea together…

1 month ago

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Business

EU reportedly set to impose tariffs on Chinese electric car imports

World Bank sees global ‘soft landing’ but warns of sluggish growth for developing nations

Could the death of Iranian president impact the economy?

Taiwan tensions soar: China stages live-fire drills after new leader’s inauguration

Rare earths found in Sweden: a game-changer?

NYSC Turns 51: Honoring five decades of youth service

Are e-cigarettes really healthier?

Forced labour: US Senate probe finds carmakers used parts from banned Chinese supplier

Cambodia: Chinese investors in Sihanoukville

Tesla cuts 600 jobs in California amid mass layoffs

Vladimir Putin’s state visit to China: Deepening military and economic ties

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