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The former Japanese PM’s security detail left him exposed from behind as he spoke on a traffic island and failed to shield or remove him from the line of fire in the seconds between a missed first shot and the second round that killed him, new analysis shows.

Rising raw material costs, declining profitability and higher working capital requirements are having the biggest impact on companies in the automotive and chemical sectors, said a report by global rating agency Moodys.

Phil Tarrant and Tom Panos discuss the hard-hitting topics relevant to real estate that others might shy away from. Join the pair as they uncover the biggest issues impacting real estate this week,

Chinas double standards now stand exposed as the country which otherwise has been boasting about countering terrorism internationally is now seen as blocking the proposal to designate Lashkar-e-Taibas (LeT) Deputy Amir Abdul Rehman Makki as a global terrorist.

EXPOSED: Biden is HIDING federal plans to ‘expand voting’

Phil Tarrant and Tom Panos discuss the hard-hitting topics relevant to real estate that others might shy away from. On the heels of another rate rise, the duo discuss how property owners and prospec

China growing influence poses a threat to the dominance of the existing superpower country, the US and also threatens the peace and security in the Indo-Pacif

A billion-dollar Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) signed by Chaudhry Fawad Hussain, former Information and Broadcasting Minister of Pakistan in 2020 to set up a plant for producing electrical automobiles in Pakistan, has turned out to be a memorandum of misunderstanding as Hussain was neither authorised to sign it nor he followed formalities.

Phil Tarrant and Tom Panos discuss the hard-hitting topics relevant to real estate that others might shy away from. In this episode, Tom and Phil look at some of the facts of this last financial yea

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