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The oldest economic group still controls the modern economy

[ad_1] Do house-to-house prices resemble bread prices? That is the question recently asked is the leader of a German trade…

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COP26 approves new climate laws but China and India undermine coal promise

[ad_1] The COP26 conference in Glasgow succeeded in getting 197 countries to ratify new air pollution control laws, but last-minute…

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‘The failure of democracy’: why are terrorists on the rise in Africa?

[ad_1] A few days after the Guinean military offensive in Guinea at the end of September, people from the salty…

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Argentine Peronists face mid-year elections

[ad_1] The alliance on the left of President Alberto Fernández will struggle to control Congress as the Argentine people are…

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COP26 has done more than we expected but less than we expected

[ad_1] COP26 has always been struggling to meet the world’s expectations. The summit, in the end, did not move the…

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Executive pay and climate: can bonuses be used to reduce emissions?

[ad_1] The greening of Schneider Electric started in 2005. The French electrical equipment group announced it would review its “social…

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Spain takes over ownership when house prices rise

[ad_1] Spain’s left-wing government is pushing for higher rents as housing prices rise in Europe, part of a law that…

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Big Leaving is good news – but not what most people want

[ad_1] The author is the author of ‘How to Have a Place: Women and the Art of Speaking Wisely’ It…

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Satellite teams face competition to upgrade or become spaceless

[ad_1] A $ 7.3bn offer for UK satellite business Inmarsat earlier this month sent a shock through the industry: after…

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The sailors pay for the free ships kept by Indonesian soldiers near Singapore- sources By Reuters

[ad_1] © Reuters. PHOTOGRAPHS: Eye view of coastal birds in Singapore July 9, 2017. REUTERS / Jorge Silva / File…

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