Bank of England chief welcomes Labour efforts to minimise Brexit’s ‘negative effects’
The UK's top economist welcomed Sir Keir Starmer's re-negotiated deal with the European Union at a speech to investors...
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Ryan Hirons
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Why Volkswagen Won’t Bring Its Chinese Cars To Europe
VW’s chairman of its Chinese board has explained why VW doesn’t just ship its China market cars to the rest
Samatha Klemp
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China remains tight-lipped on performance of its weapons in India-Pakistan conflict
This comes amid reports of India recovering an unexploded PL-15E missile, a Chinese-made beyond-visual-range air-to-air missile...
Tobias Mann
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Chip designers latest casualties in US-China trade war
Cadence Systems, Synopsys, and Siemens among those subject to export licenses targeting Middle Kingdom In the latest assault on China's
Thomas Guillemette
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Mango deal sweetens ties between Bangladesh and China
Dhaka (AFP) May 28, 2025 Bangladesh waved off its first consignment of mangoes to China on Wednesday, a largely symbolic
Yuri Noren
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Rush Royale to launch in China after securing approval license
My.Games have managed to secure a release licence for their multiplayer tower defence, Rush Royale. This could mean that Chinese
News18
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‘One Step At A Time’: Canada Foreign Minister Anita Anand Says India Ties Will Be Repaired
'One Step At A Time': Canada Foreign Minister Anita Anand Says India Ties Will Be Repaired
Eric Andrew-Gee
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When Canada’s Most Famous Brain Surgeon Almost Killed His Own Sister
The brutal operation they didn’t mention in Wilder Penfield’s Heritage Minute The post When Canada’s Most Famous Brain Surgeon Almost
Matteo Cimellaro
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DND could receive biggest increase in federal funding
If approved, the Canada Revenue Agency could see a $10.4-billion cut, largely attributed to the repeal of the consumer carbon
Laine Volkman
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Should childhood vaccinations be mandatory? Almost 70% of Canadians think so, according to a new poll
Measles cases are surging across Canada, so it might not come as a surprise that nearly 70 per cent of
