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Commonwealth Leaders Convene in Antigua Amid Global Turmoil and Calls for Slavery Apology
Dozens of leaders gather in Antigua to address trade barriers, climate action, and demands for a formal UK…
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Macron Backs Canada as EU Associate Member in Carney Meeting off Newfoundland
OTTAWA, September 13 — Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney and French President Emmanuel Macron are set to meet…
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Carney to Strengthen Canada Ties With Europe in Strasbourg, Liverpool
OTTAWA, September 15 — Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney begins a three-day European swing on Tuesday, travelling to…
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Houthi Push Near Bab al-Mandab Threatens Trade and Oil
DUBAI, September 13 — Iran-backed Houthi fighters have seized territory close to the Bab al-Mandab Strait, the narrow…
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EXPLAINER – Russia’s Eastern Economic Forum: What to know
VLADIVOSTOK, September 3 — The Eastern Economic Forum returns to this Pacific port city this week, with the…
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Sanctions, Market Shocks and a Strained Russian Economy After the 2022 Invasion
BRUSSELS, August 4 — The 2022 Russian invasion of Ukraine fundamentally reshaped global economic landscapes, unleashing a cascade…
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Canada’s trade debate runs from Macdonald’s tariff wall to the 1988 free trade election
WASHINGTON, July 18 — The U.S.-Canada trade relationship, valued at $916 billion in goods and services in 2023,…
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China Declines to Supply Engines for Russia’s Arctic Ice-Class Ships, Citing Sanctions
BEIJING, July 18 — China has quietly refused to supply equipment for Russia’s Northern Sea Route fleet, a…
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Strait of Hormuz traffic falls to a trickle during US-Iran standoff
WASHINGTON, July 1 — The figure that matters: roughly 30 to 40 commercial vessels are now transiting the…
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Pakistan Seals Afghan Border, Halts Trade and Travel
The indefinite closure of all border crossings between Pakistan and Afghanistan is already sending shockwaves through the region.…
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Chile Joins Trade Pact, Eases Tariffs for Malaysian Exporters Immediately
Effective 21 February 2023, Chile became the newest member of the Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans‑Pacific Partnership…
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EU Invests €10 Billion in Southeast Asia on 45th Anniversary
The European Union has announced a €10 billion investment package for Southeast Asian infrastructure, timed to coincide with…
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