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Vai alla Scheda Paese »There are risks and costs to action. But they are far less than the long range risks of comfortable inaction.
— John Fitzgerald Kennedy
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Signs of normalization between Turkey and the US
In one of my previous columns I described the relationship between Turkey and the U.S. as a “pathological partnership.” I was referring to the hostile attitude against Turkey and criticizing American policy of arming and supporting groups affiliated to the terrorist PKK, like the YPG in Syria.
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Exports down on trade wars
The value of exports fell 0.95% year-on-year in November to US$21.24 billion on the China-United States trade war and lower supply-chain exports to China, resulting in a $1.17 billion trade deficit.
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China hits back at US, UK allegations of cyber attacks
Beijing rejects accusations that it targeted key industries to steal trade secrets
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US soyabean prices erase Trump-Xi trade truce gains
Chinese purchases seen as smaller than hoped for after two presidents met on December 1
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US and UK accuse China of cyber espionage campaign
Allies say Beijing attacked government agencies and tech groups to steal trade secrets
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Transparency of Puerto Rico Bankruptcy Is the Aim of a New Bill
House lawmakers introduced a bill to clarify Promesa, the bankruptcy-like law governing Puerto Rico’s restructuring, after a New York Times report on one company’s dual role.
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FAAC Shares N812.76bn To FG, States, LGs
The federal government, states and local governments have shared N812.76 billion as revenue for the month of November. The permanent secretary, Ministry of Finance, Mr Mahmoud Isa-Dutse said this yesterday in Abuja, while briefing journalists on the outcome of the Federal Account Allocation Committee (FAAC) meeting. Giving a breakdown of ...
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Turkey's ties with US improving despite YPG row: Top diplomat
The relationship between Turkey and the United States made progress in the last two months and observed a change in the bilateral atmosphere, the Turkish foreign minister has said, although stressing that there is still a way ahead for the resolution of the YPG and FETÖ problems between the two ...
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Top Turkish, US diplomats discuss Syria after Trump's vow for withdrawal
Turkey’s foreign minister held a phone call on Dec. 19 with his U.S. counterpart after Washington signaled that it would withdraw U.S. forces from Syria, said Turkish diplomatic sources.
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AB InBev in cannabis drinks tie-up
World’s largest brewer agrees joint venture with US-listed marijuana firm Tilray
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Global Trade Tensions Boil Over at Staid W.T.O. Forum
In Geneva, the United States faced accusations that Trump trade policies are undermining the global economy. China portrayed itself as the voice of reason.
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Retail
Export agroalimentare: quali sono le catene più importanti negli Stati Uniti?
Exportiamo.it offre un approfondimento sulle più importanti insegne della GDO e dei supermercati americani che, anche nel 2018, hanno investito con decisione sull’e-commerce e che offrono ai prodotti agroalimentari italiani interessanti opportunità. Continua il periodo positivo dell’export agroalimentare italiano tanto che, secondo Nomisma, nei prossimi 4 anni il tasso di crescita ...
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Turkey wins case against US tariffs at WTO
Turkey has won its first appeal at the World Trade Organization (WTO) against additional U.S. tariffs imposed on steel imports, Trade Minister Ruhsar Pekcan said on Dec. 19.
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Foreign pastures hold allure for jittery US investors
S&P outperformance at risk with domestic growth set to slow and stock valuations high
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Rate differentials have minor impact on foreign bond capital outflow: BOK
The interest rate differentials between the United States and South Korea have had a negligible effect on the outflow of
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She Wouldn’t Promise Not to Boycott Israel, So a Texas School District Stopped Paying Her
A speech pathologist’s lawsuit is part of a broader debate in the United States over efforts to boycott, divest investments from, and place sanctions on Israel.
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After anti-Boycott Law gets four fired in Texas, ACLU files legal challenge
The ACLU claims the law, which made recent headlines after a speech therapist was fired for refusing to sign a pledge not to boycott Israel, violates the First Amendment right to free speech
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US approves possible sale of Patriot missiles to Turkey
The U.S. State Department has approved a possible foreign military sale of the Patriot air and missile defense system to Turkey for an estimated total of $3.5 billion, the Pentagon said on Dec. 18.
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Citi faces up to $180m loss on Asian hedge fund trade
US bank’s global head of forex prime brokerage is out after currency debacle
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US monetary normalization, trade dispute big risks for Korea: BOK chief
The normalization pace of US monetary policy and the ongoing trade dispute between Washington and Beijing are the two bi
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Rio’s Copacabana Palace and Belmond Group Sold for US$3.25 Billion
By Lise Alves, Senior Contributing Reporter RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL – Considered the most famous hotel in the country, Rio de Janeiro’s Belmond Copacabana Palace has been sold to French group LVMH as part of a total deal worth US$3.25 billion. The deal depends on the approval of the company’s ...