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UK and US condemn the arrests of Hong Kong activists

19th April 2020 David Stevenson

In Money Matters

Stock market revives by signs of the possible COVID cure

18th April 2020 Chris Kimble

Chinese GDP lost 6.8 percent, at first time in observation

In IT, Innovation and Startups

Chinese GDP lost 6.8 percent, at first time in observation

17th April 2020 Chris Kimble

The economy of China shrank by 6.8 percent in the first quarter of 2020 from the same period last year as a result of the corona crisis. The…

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Shell got a permit to begin first stage of the Queensland project

In Money Matters

Shell got a permit to begin first stage of the Queensland project

17th April 2020 Matthew P.

Shell has given the green light for the development of the first phase of a major gas project in the Australian state of Queensland. This is the Surat…

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How Timur Kulibayev acquired Aktaunefteservis twice and got away with millions in cash?

In Foreign Affairs

How Timur Kulibayev acquired Aktaunefteservis twice and got away with millions in cash?

16th April 2020 Matthew Weller

Several weeks ago we wrote a piece on Timur Kulibayev “Aktaunefteservis” affair. In this article we will describe this case in depth, according to the original data provided…

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EU’s February y/y industrial output slightly lower, all eyes on March

In Foreign Affairs

EU’s February y/y industrial output slightly lower, all eyes on March

16th April 2020 Matthew Weller

Eurozone manufacturing output fell 0.1 percent in February from a month earlier. The European statistics agency Eurostat announced the data. Economists already expected such a small decrease. In…

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In Money Matters

Shell hopes to achieve zero-emission sooner than 2050

16th April 2020 Matthew P.

Central Bank of France reports a steep decline in retail sales

In Foreign Affairs

Central Bank of France reports a steep decline in retail sales

15th April 2020 Matthew P.

Store sales in France fell by nearly a quarter in March compared to a month earlier as many stores were closed due to the corona crisis. The French…

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It will take years to return back to normal

In Domestic Affairs

It will take years to return back to normal

14th April 2020 David Stevenson

As the number of infections in Britain continues to rise and the number of corona deaths grows, it will take at least a year before the country can…

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The virus of change: intellectuals argue that the World will never be the same

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The virus of change: intellectuals argue that the World will never be the same

14th April 2020 Matthew P.

The corona crisis exposes problems that have long lurked beneath the surface. Solutions that were previously dismissed as radical now suddenly seem quite acceptable. De Volkskrant examines five…

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