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The Lure of the ‘Made in America’ Sales Pitch

Can the U.S. See the Truth About China?

The economist Keyu Jin argues that if it can’t, “peaceful coexistence may not be possible.”...

Support Grows to Have Russia Pay for Ukraine’s Rebuilding

U.S. and Canada Reach an Agreement on Diverting Asylum Seekers

First Fish Week concludes with “illuminating” discussion of negotiating objectives

Biden and Trudeau to Meet in Canada for a Summit Meeting

Korea withdraws WTO dispute complaint regarding Japanese export measures

India and France discuss working together to combat terrorism and other Indo-Pacific concerns

In mixed Asia trade, Chinese tech stocks are generally up, with Meituan up more than 11%

For the time being, Poland’s economy is doing well, but the Ukraine conflict has placed a ‘black cloud’ over the country

Terran Orbital debuts on the New York Stock Exchange with $200 million in unfilled spaceship orders

Who’s Buying Now That The Russian Stock Market Has Reopened?

Artificial Intelligence is being tested via ESG initiatives

TSMC, a Taiwanese semiconductor company, has pledged up to 2% of its turnover to ESG efforts

Bulgaria’s Golden Visa Program is being phased out

What are RegTech and SupTech, and how do they work?

Every UAE investor is waiting to see if DEWA will increase its IPO offer stake from 6.5 percent.

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Tashkent hosts the first International Investment Forum

The session was also attended by the President of the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development Odile Renaud-Basso, President of the Asian Development Bank Masatsugu Asakawa, and Minister of Investment of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, according to the President of Uzbekistan’s press service. Stephanie von Friedeburg, Deputy Director-General of the World Trade Organization Khalid Al-Falih, Vice President of the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank Xiangchen Zhang, Vice President of the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank Konstantin Limitovsky, Senior Vice President of...

Will the war in Ukraine revive coal, the world’s dirtiest fossil fuel?

As Saudi facilities come under attack, oil prices are expected to rise on a weekly basis.

To fight Russia, Zelenskyy wants Qatar to increase gas output

How can Europe dramatically reduce natural gas imports from Russia within a year?

In the midst of the crisis, the International Energy Agency proposes an energy-saving plan.

As it converts to sustainable energy, Africa has both big obstacles and enormous opportunity.

The International Energy Agency has urged countries to reduce their oil consumption.

Four Russian hackers have been charged by the United States with hacking into the global energy sector.

Assuring that the global energy sector’s development is people-centered

In the midst of the invasion of Ukraine, Germany is making progress in decreasing Russian oil imports.

The city is debating a framework for renewable and sustainable energy plans in Regina.

Despite desire for renewable energy, Alberta’s energy minister says oil and gas will be around for “decades.”

The United States and the European Union have formed an alliance to lessen their reliance on Russian energy.

In 2022, Canada may boost oil and gas exports to help ensure global energy security, according to Wilkinson.

Oil prices have risen again as a result of Russia-Ukraine worries, and the International Energy Agency (IEA) has called for a reduction in energy consumption.

As part of its efforts to reduce its dependency on Russia, the EU has reached an agreement with the United States on gas.

In Japan, BP has formed an offshore wind collaboration.

According to Qatar, the Ukraine-Russia situation is forcing countries to look into new ways of pricing oil.

The CEO of TotalEnergies says he won’t do business with Putin again, but he won’t write off Russian assets.

Saudi Arabia wants to sign investment protection treaties with a number of countries.

Companies from throughout the world have expressed their belief in China’s economy.