Turkey’s Simsek Seeks to Charm US Investors With Orthodox Steps
As Turkey’s leader addresses the United Nations General Assembly on Tuesday, his finance minister, Mehmet Simsek, will meet
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YouTube Demonetizes Russell Brand’s Channel After Allegations
YouTube has stopped making payments to Russell Brand’s channel on the site for breaking its creator rules, following
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Rage Builds in Libya’s Flood-Hit Derna Over Storm Response
Protests erupted in the Libyan town of Derna on Monday, as rage over officials’ preparation for and response
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ECB to Keep Interest Rates at 4% as Long as Needed, Villeroy Says
The European Central Bank will keep interest rates at 4% for as long as needed to tame inflation,
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Saudi Football League Draws Fewer Fans Than Ryan Reynolds’ Wrexham
Saudi Arabia’s football spending spree may have transformed it into one of the world’s biggest transfer markets, but
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Europe’s Rules on Ammonia-to-Hydrogen Kit Spark Investor Alarm
Europe’s nascent hydrogen industry is ready to battle the European Commission over a new set of rules, with
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Germany’s Saxony to Send Interns to TSMC to Foster Chip Talent
The German state of Saxony and Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. are working together on an exchange program that
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China Ousted Its Foreign Minister Over Affair in US, WSJ Says
China removed former Foreign Minister Qin Gang from the post after an investigation concluded he’d conducted an affair
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Justin Trudeau: India rejects role in Sikh leader's death in Canada
Canadian PM Justin Trudeau has accused India of involvement in Hardeep Singh Nijjar's killing.
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CATL to Supply Batteries for Australia’s Shift Away From Coal
Contemporary Amperex Technology Co. Ltd., the biggest electric car battery producer, will supply energy storage systems to Western
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UK to Boost Power Exports This Winter After Carbon Prices Plunge
The UK will increase power sales to the continent this winter as a slump in carbon prices makes
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Japan: One in 10 people aged 80 or older for first time
The world's oldest country has long struggled with how to provide for its ageing and declining population.
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