China, Germany Hold Strategic Talks on Nexperia Chip Issues, Trade and EU ties in Beijing meeting
Nexperia, a Chinese-owned chipmaker with headquarters in the Netherlands, is at the center of the negotiations. BEIJING While ...
Read moreDetailsNexperia, a Chinese-owned chipmaker with headquarters in the Netherlands, is at the center of the negotiations. BEIJING While ...
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Read moreDetailsThe EU has proposed a similar tariff-rate quota with a specific number of imported automobiles, but ...
Read moreDetailsJapan has been pressuring the US to reconsider its tariff policy, particularly the 25% import tariffs ...
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At the centre of this transformation lies the interplay between AI adoption, a recalibrated immigration strategy, and persistent trade pressures. ...

From advanced chips to massive data centres, a new race is underway not just to build smarter systems, but to ...

From 2015-2019, informality across LatAm, which was previously declining, rose from 49.9% to 51%. The informal economy has been one of the defining ...

An ageing population causes labour shortages. Reports suggest that between 2022 and 2060, the EU’s working-age population (age 15-64) will decline ...

While exports are falling, the government has shifted its priorities towards strengthening the tourism and education sectors. Australia reported a five-month ...
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