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US Sanctions Target Cuba’s Military Conglomerate GAESA
U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio defends new sanctions on Cuba, primarily targeting military-run conglomerate GAESA. The measures, including a ban on...
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China Exports Jump 14.1% in April, Defying Middle East Conflict
China's exports surged 14.1% in April, significantly exceeding forecasts, as an AI investment boom fueled trade despite shipping disruptions from the war...
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ASEAN Leaders Craft Crisis Plan for Middle East War Backlash
Southeast Asian leaders met under intense pressure to mitigate the economic and human impact of the Iran war, focusing on fuel, food,...
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Trump Demands EU Tariff Zero by 4 July, Threatens Higher Levies
Former President Donald Trump has issued a 4 July ultimatum to the European Union to eliminate tariffs on US goods or face...
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China’s Chip Ambitions Reshape Global Tech
US export curbs have propelled China's semiconductor industry, focusing on 'good-enough' tech that's increasingly powering global markets and challenging Western dominance.
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OPEC+ Adds Modest Output as Iran Blocks Hormuz Strait
Seven OPEC+ nations agreed to a modest 188,000 bpd production rise for June. The increase is symbolic, overshadowed by Iran's blockade of...
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Trump Broadens Cuba Sanctions, Threatening Foreign Business
New U.S. sanctions could force international companies to abandon Cuba, as the Trump administration escalates pressure on the island's government.
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UAE Exits OPEC: What it Means for Oil Markets
The United Arab Emirates is leaving OPEC after six decades, a move that could significantly impact global oil production and prices. The...
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US Urges IMF, World Bank to Drop Climate Finance Focus
The US, under the Trump administration, is pressing the IMF and World Bank to abandon climate finance goals, specifically targeting clean energy...