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Kazakhstan and Azerbaijan are strengthening their trans-Caspian relationship to develop the Middle Corridor trade route, with implications for regional connectivity and geopolitical dynamics.

Rapidly growing divergence on key environmental regulations presents challenges for businesses, think tank warns

Food trucks can be found in several locations around MUs campus, adding variety to on-campus dining options.

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The Circle Chart (formerly Gaon) is the national chart of South Korea and is intended to be the equivalent of Oricon in Japan and Billboard in the Un…

While the US and China settle in for a drawn-out economic war, Europe is unlikely to have the luxury of toughing it out. China makes the goods and the US has the dollar, where does that leave Europe?

"Today, we are launching a new inquiry into Chinese suppliers of wind turbines," EU competition chief Margrethe Vestager said in a speech at Princeton University in the US state of New Jersey.

Beijing claims that the European Union’s decision to open an investigation into subsidies for China’s wind turbine manufacturers is a discriminatory measure.

The European Union's make-or-break attempt to reform its migration and asylum policy faces a tight vote in the Parliament, as party divisions deepen.

Russia’s flagship crude grade is currently being exported at a price that is $15 above the $60 price cap set by the G7 and partners.