Berlin Risks Water Shortages in Fallout From Germany’s Coal Exit
On extremely hot and dry summer days, water in Berlin’s Spree River gets sucked upstream by an array
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Musk Courts EU Leaders as Twitter’s Future Hangs in the Balance
On Thursday, Elon Musk strode into the Palazzo Chigi in central Rome for a visit with Italian Prime
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Cooking Pizza in Italy Is Costlier as Olive Oil Price Jumps
The cost of making a classic Pizza Margherita rose more than twice as fast as overall inflation in
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Britain Faces Recession and Flood of Job Losses if Rates Hit 6%
Economists are warning that the UK economy faces a sharp recession and a flood of job losses if
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The World’s Most Feared Investor Heads for Showdown With the LME
A decade ago, Paul Singer did battle with the government of Argentina — and won. Next week, the
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Europe Faces an Inflation-Regime Reckoning Over Climate Goals
European central bankers’ price stability mission is on a collision course with the goal of combating climate change,
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Christie Made Millions After Leaving New Jersey Office, NYT Says
Chris Christie made millions of dollars in lobbying and consultancy fees in the past six years after leaving
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Sojitz Cancels Hokkaido Wind Project on Costs, Local Objections
Japanese trading company Sojitz Corp. canceled its plan to build a wind power plant in Hokkaido, amid soaring
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Mali urges immediate end to UN Minusma peacekeeping mission
Mali's military rulers accuse the UN of fuelling tensions as jihadist violence continues.
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Gloom Descends on Sunak as Johnson Saga and Rate Hikes Persist
Rishi Sunak is one of life’s optimists. But the Boris Johnson psychodrama and rising interest rates brought a
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Huawei Protests EU Guideline That Aims to Phase It Out as Vendor
Huawei Technologies Co. Ltd. said the European Commission’s call to recommend excluding its advanced wireless equipment in the
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Australia to Spend $1.4 Billion to Address Housing Affordability
Australia will invest A$2 billion ($1.4 billion) to build thousands of government-subsidized homes across the country, Prime Minister
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