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Nigeria’s 2026 off-cycle elections have revealed a troubling trend: vote-buying is not only persisting but becoming more expensive. As inflation read more Nigeria’s vote-buying market inflates by 40% ahead of 2027 elections
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Die Preise im Euro-Raum steigen um 2,9 Prozent. Zwar sind noch keine Zweitrundeneffekte zu sehen. Ein weiterer Zinsschritt der EZB im September gilt dennoch als wahrscheinlich.
Former investment executive Tony Fell launches campaign to replace silence with solutions.
Iron ore futures traded firmer today. The DCE most-active contract I2701 settled at RMB 712/mt, up 0.78% from the previous trading day. Spot prices at Qingdao Port declined by RMB 2-3/mt.
For many Nigerian private schools, technology is no longer a luxury. It is becoming part of the basic infrastructure required to run a competitive school.
German prosecutors secured the arrest of a second person in its Nord Stream gas pipelines sabotage investigation.
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