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(Bloomberg) -- China’s Xi Jinping has plenty of pressing reasons to arrange a meeting with U.S. President Joe Biden and dial back tensions between the world’s two largest economies.

The 'Quad' - India, Australia, Japan and the US - are meeting for the first time as a group.

The 'Quad' - India, Australia, Japan and the US - are meeting for the first time as a group.

The decision last week by organizers of Gay Games XI in Hong Kong to postpone the event for one year until November 2023 seemingly materialized at the last moment without warning.

Iran, emboldened by the messy U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan, is betting that its new hardline cabinet -- including Deputy Foreign Minister Ali Bagh

Petroleos Mexicanos left investors with more questions than answers after it late last month announced that it would be disclosing its greenhouse gas emissions on a more regular basis — then refused to discuss why they had soared by double digits from April to June, compared with a year earlier. The moment was awkward, but analysts also welcomed it as a first wobbly step in a segment of the fossil fuel industry that is still refining its green marketing strategy. Pemex, as the Mexican oil gian...

The Egyptian government announced a significant step forward in its commitment to the world to improve standards of airport security by appointing a leading international risk assessment company to re | eTurboNews | Trends | Travel News

Economic stability, even as provinces were falling, even last week but there are a number of factors that i think will lead to a worsening situation. first of all, we have a large international reserves but i would expect that the us government will freeze those assets for the current time, so that will cause a shortage of currencies, foreign currency, which can be utilised. i would suspect those flows to decline over the coming months and that will cause pressure on the currency to depreciate a...

The Private Contract Security Service Market is projected to cross US$ -- billion by 2026, registering a CAGR of --% during the forecast period.

Though they might seem far, any budding maritime aggression should be cause for concern.