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Cina USA Australia
Australia looks to US to counter China strength
Foreign policy blueprint urges focus on US to balance growing Chinese power in region
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Regno Unito Irlanda
Brexit: Battle over Irish border threatens EU-UK trade talks
Dublin, rattled by prospect of damaging its €65bn annual trade with its biggest market, could derail negotiations
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Regno Unito
London seeks protection for legal services after Brexit
Lobby group urges government to incorporate a host of international agreements into UK law
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Turchia
Property sales to foreigners soar in Turkey but domestic demand falls
Property sales to foreigners soared by 70 percent to 2,677 units in October but overall sales across the country saw a year-on-year fall, official data showed on Nov. 23.
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Qatar
WTO to hear Qatar’s complaint against UAE over blockade
The World Trade Organization agreed Nov. 22 to hear Qatar’s complaint against the United Arab Emirates over a five-month old blockade that has triggered a diplomatic crisis in the Gulf.
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USA
Uganda’s foreign minister urged to quit over alleged bribe
Uganda’s foreign minister is being urged to resign following allegations in the United States that he accepted a bribe shortly after finishing his term as president of the U.N. General Assembly.
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Spagna
El comercio electrónico en España alcanzó los 25.354 millones en 2016, un 22,2% más
El gasto medio de los compradores online se incrementó un 18%, hasta los 1.198 euros
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Spagna
El comercio electrónico aumenta un 22,2% y alcanza los 25.354 millones de euros
MADRID, 23 (SERVIMEDIA)
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Australia
Amazon starts Australian trial after months of hype
SYDNEY: Amazon.com Inc's Australian arm began an order-taking trial on Thursday, giving life to the hype which has preceded its arrival in the world's No. 12 economy and weighed on the shares of the brick-and-mortar retail sector.
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Singapore
Singapore sees solid 2018 growth as GDP beats forecasts
SINGAPORE: Singapore raised its economic growth forecast for this year and sees global growth underpinning that momentum into 2018, with some moderation. Gross domestic product rose 5.2% from a year earlier, the fastest pace in more than three years, versus a median estimate of 5%.