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Chinese leader Xi Jinping is expected to bargain from a position of strength in his meeting with US President Donald Trump this week, despite growing economic tensions at home.
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The official visit of the Chinese president to the United States will focus on the tariff truce between the two countries, competition in Artificial Intelligence, the consequences of the war with Iran…
Earlier reports suggested Xi could be accompanied by BYD and CATL executives among others.
According to a report, the CDU and SPD are discussing the possibility of only allowing pension without deductions in the future after up to 47 years of contributions.
The German Foreign Minister is speaking in the UN Security Council about Russia's war of aggression against Ukraine. According to him, Russia's hybrid attacks have reached a new level.
The bank subsidiary and Dutch group grows 17.46% in premiums in the first half in this branch, far above the health care market, which advances 6.91%.
Retailers have called on John Healey to slash the “burdensome” costs of doing business at the Budget next month, warning that consumer confidence will continue to stumble without urgent action.
