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Uranium mining banned in Greenland

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​global times​​​ Greenland's parliament voted Tuesday to ban uranium mining and exploration in the vast Danish territory, following through on a campaign promise from the ruling left-wing party which →

Afghans deserve to be better off through hard work, not planting opium

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global times Reuters reported in September that "As the West ponders aid for Afghanistan, China was quick to provide relief." Recently, China has again taken the lead in giving a helping hand to →

China’s ‘Food Weapon’ in a Time of Commodity Scarcity

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​national interest​​​ by Christopher Vassallo The Great Grain Robbery only got its name years later. At the time, in the summer of 1972, American policymakers did not even know they had been robbed. →

GT Voice: China has leverage in semiconductor contest despite US pressure

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global times With only a few days to go before a US-set deadline for global semiconductor companies to submit sensitive data to the US government, South Korean semiconductor giants appear to be among →

China gears up for import expo with stringent antivirus measures to ensure safety

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global times Preparatory work for the 4th China International Import Expo (CIIE), which is set to bring some 3,000 exhibitors from 127 countries and regions to Shanghai, has entered the homestretch →

Cop26 has to be about keeping fossil fuels in the ground. All else is distraction

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​the guardian​​​ The handwaving and complexity obscure a simple truth: nation states must stop funding dirty industries n some respects, preventing climate breakdown is highly complicated. But in →

CEE’s energy crisis highlights the region’s over-reliance on gas

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​emerging europe​​​ Nikola Đorđević Energy prices are rising across Europe, but it’s not all Russia’s fault. The price of natural gas has surged throughout Europe this year, impacting industry and →

Salty language: why are UK and France fighting over fishing licences?

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​the guardian​​​ Britain and France have been at loggerheads over post-Brexit fishing licences for UK waters since the start of the year. Both sides are now threatening imminent action – and →

Floating farms, salt-resistant rice: Bangladeshis adapt to survive

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global times Rising sea levels and violent flooding are already putting tens of millions of lives at risk in Bangladesh, but they bring another problem that threatens the entire nation: Water-logged →

France fines two British boats amid continuing row over fishing rights

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global times by AFP Two British fishing vessels were fined by the French maritime police during checks on Wednesday, the French maritime minister said, as a smouldering row between London and Paris →

Why Estonia and Hungary were so reluctant to agree to OECD’s minimum tax rat

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​emerging europe​​​ Milana Nikolova Not every country in emerging Europe welcomed the OECD’s global minimum tax rate of 15 per cent. The Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development’s →

Romania puts a general in charge: Emerging Europe this week

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emerging europe Central Europe Romania’s President Klaus Iohannis nominated retired four-star army general Nicolae Ciucă as prime minister designate on Thursday, tasking him with forming a centrist →

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