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    South Korea asked not to fill chip gap

    The US is asking South Korea not to fill China chip market gap

  2. Chile unveils plans for its lithium industry

    Chile's President unveils plans to partially nationalise the lithium industry

  3. India suffers from unusually early severe heatwave

    Ninety per cent of the population are in the danger zone of extreme heat in India

  4. Elon Musk's SpaceX rocket launches but explodes

    Elon Musk’s SpaceX rocket Starship blows up minutes after successful launch

  5. EU subsidises nations that banned Ukraine’s grain

    EU offers compensation to countries which imposed a ban on importing Ukrainian grain.

  6. Are Apple’s new stores in India a job creation for the youth?

    Apple CEO has met the Indian PM after launching two stores in New Delhi and Mumbai

  7. UK’s inflation rate stays in double-digits

    UK recorded a 10.1% inflation. Costs of food and drink grew at its fastest since 1977.

  8. Fox News settles defamation case with Dominion

    US voting technology firm Dominion settles their defamation with Fox News

  9. China's economy gathers speed but youth unemployment rate worsens

    China's GDP grew faster than expected to 4.5% compared to the last year.

  10. Is the trade war between the US and China coming back to the boil?

    Economic tensions between the US-China: is the trade war coming back to the boil?

  11. EU rejects Poland and Hungary's ban on Ukrainian grain

    Three EU countries ban grain imports from Ukraine, EU says the decision is 'unilateral'

  12. Pentagon leaks: How social platform Discord found itself in the spotlight

    What is Discord and how does it work?

  13. Brazil’s President wants countries to move away from the dollar

    Brazil’s President Lula da Silva wants countries to move away from the dollar

  14. Brazil’s President Lula travels to Beijing

    Strengthening trade ties top of the agenda on China trip

  15. How much debt is there in the world and who owes it to whom?

    How much debt is there in the world, who owes it to whom and what are the consequences?

  16. US inflation rate lowest in two years

    US inflation fell to 5% last month – the lowest rate since May 2021

  17. Elon Musk’s exclusive BBC interview

    Elon Musk tells BBC in exclusive interview that owning Twitter has been quite painful

  18. Bright or turbulent? Mixed views on global economy's future

    Bright or turbulent? The mixed views on the global economy's prospects

  19. How will global economic tensions impact the IMF’s Spring meeting?

    How will global economic and debt tensions impact the IMF’s Spring meeting in Washington?

  20. World Funders Under Pressure

    IMF and World Bank facing pressures from all sides as they open their Spring conference

  21. TikTok’s parent company Bytedance records huge profits

    TikTok’s parent company Bytedance records 79% increase in its earnings

  22. Microchips: From shortage to glut

    Samsung blames a fall in profits on slowing demand for semiconductors

  23. Samsung cutting chip production

    The firm's shares rose more than 4% despite the decision to slow chip-making

  24. IMF warns of decade of lost growth

    The IMF's Chief says the next 5 years will see the slowest growth since 1990

  25. New wave of protests over pension reform

    Mass strikes resume in Paris

  26. Worldwide police operation shuts down criminal website

    Police forces around the world have combined to close down a criminal website.

  27. Leading exporters pull out of Russia

    Three leading grain distributors are to stop exporting Russian grain from July

  28. Trump’s legal cases pile on the pressure – will his business empire suffer?

    As Donald Trump faces criminal charges, we ask: will it affect his business empire?

  29. Credit Suisse chairman apologises to investors

    Chairman Axel Lehmann says bank 'could not be saved'

  30. US Reaction to OPEC Oil Production Cut

    US reaction as oil prices surge after large exporters cut production.

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