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Biden team calls for urgent action on stimulus as health situation worsens

Dublin says key outstanding issues on trade deal must be resolved this week

Robust data could ease pressure on central bank to loosen policy further

Trump brought U.S. foreign policy into dangerous alignment with the expansionist Israeli right. Biden has to rebuild American leverage – starting with reconstructing Washington’s relationship with the Palestinians

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China and 14 other countries agreed on Nov. 15 to set up the world's largest trading bloc, encompassing nearly a third of all economic activity, in a deal many in Asia are hoping will help hasten a recovery from the shocks of the pandemic.

Turkish security forces arrested two foreign nationals in the capital Ankara for their suspected links to the ISIL terror group, a security source said on Nov. 15.

Asia Pacific nations including Thailand, China, Japan and South Korea on Sunday signed the world’s largest regional free-trade agreement, encompassing nearly a third of the world’s population and gross domestic product.

The trade pact could create momentum for a shift away from the protectionism pushed by Trump and a return to multilateralism.