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Neighbouring rights, aid to newspapers, concentration... Gabriel Attal, Bruno Retailleau, Edouard Philippe and the representatives of Raphaël Glucksmann, Jean-Luc Mélenchon and Marine Le Pen presented, on Wednesday, October 14 in Paris, the main lines of their proposals before representatives of the daily press.
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The Syrian government must cope with reconstruction and live up to people's expectations. However, the war in Iran is making a fresh start more difficult, says Ulf Laessing of the Adenauer Foundation.
Electric drives have so far played hardly any role in the field. However, manufacturers such as Tadus are showing the first series-ready models. What electric tractors can and cannot do.
Gold, copper and gallium: Greece is stepping up raw materials mining. This is not only driven by high investments from corporations, but also by an EU strategy.
BANGKOK: A future interest rate increase by the Bank of England should not be interpreted by investors as the start of a long series of increases, BoE Chief Economist Huw Pill said on Thursday.
Ericsson benefits from mobile network business +++ DocMorris raises forecast again after growth +++ Drägerwerk increases sales in the third quarter +++ The news blog.
BEIJING: Chicago Board of Trade soybean futures extended a decline on Thursday as active harvesting in the US Midwest supported supplies, although losses were limited by a resumption of Chinese…
