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Three-and-a-half years after they voted to leave the EU, Britons will head to general elections for polls that might finally bring an end to the U.K.'s Brexit saga.
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Global: WTO Members Agree on 2020 Budget After Conceding to Key U.S. DemandsMembers of the World Trade Organization have agreed on a provisional 2020 budget and delayed their decision on a budget for 2021, Bloomberg reported Dec. 5. The spending plans reportedly include many of the U.S. key demands on funding.
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Japan: Government Approves Stimulus Bill Amid Slowing Economic GrowthThe Japanese government has approved a 26 trillion yen ($239 billion) stimulus package to boost economic growth, Japan Today reported Dec. 5.
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France: Trade Unions Stage Nationwide Strikes Over Pension ReformFrench trade unions are staging a strike against the government's proposed pension reforms, resulting in nationwide protests, the Financial Times reported Dec. 5.
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EU: Spanish, Italian Plans to Proceed With Digital Tax Could Raise U.S. Tariff ThreatBilateral relations with the United States shouldn't affect a country's decision to introduce a tax on digital services, Italian Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte said Dec. 4, adding that a decision to impose such a tax was within a country's sovereign rights, Reuters reported.
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With an increasingly cash-strapped and hungry citizenry, the survival of Zimbabwe's current government will hinge heavily on keeping its security forces paid and happy. Though doing so will be no easy feat given the country's depleted reserves.
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South Africa: Violence Prompts Rio Tinto To Halt Mine OperationsBritish-Australian mining giant Rio Tinto has halted its operations at the Richards Bay Minerals site in South Africa following an outbreak of violence against its staff by surrounding communities, Mining Weekly reported Dec. 4.
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With popular unrest engulfing countries across the continent, Brazil's president is rethinking the pace of far-reaching economic reforms.
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Japan: Upper House Approves U.S. Trade DealJapan's upper house has approved a bilateral trade deal with the United States, paving the way for the accord to go into effect in early 2020, The Straits Times reported Dec. 4.
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Driven by Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman's desire for a "big win," Saudi Arabia's push to sell off a tiny slice of its state-run oil company has been a frantic series of compromises.
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As Ethiopia's leaders lift the veil on a massive market, French companies are licking their lips at the opportunities on offer.
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Even as the world heads to a global oil oversupply, the coalition will not trim production quotas. Instead, it'll count on stricter compliance with current targets to tighten output.
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Ethiopia: Addis Ababa to Establish Navy in Djibouti, Report SaysEthiopia is planning to establish its future navy in Djibouti, according to a Dec. 2 report by Capital Ethiopia.
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Japan: Tokyo Pledges $3 Billion Investments in ASEAN Countries Over Coming YearsJapan has pledged $3 billion of investments from public and private institutions in the coming years to support infrastructure projects, gender equality and environmental protection in member countries of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN), Japan Today reported Dec. 3.
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EU, France: U.S. Threatens New Tariffs Over Airbus Subsidies, French Digital TaxThe United States has threatened to place additional tariffs on EU imports after a World Trade Organization panel ruled that the bloc had not fully complied with previous rulings and maintained its illegal subsidies for Airbus, Deutsche Welle reported Dec. 3.
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Global: WTO Appellate Body Chairman Won't Consider New Cases After Departure on Dec. 10Thomas Graham, the chairman of the World Trade Organization's appellate body, won't consider any cases and disputes after his term ends Dec. 10, Bloomberg reported Dec. 2.
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Most companies focus on protecting data located in more "dangerous" areas, such as China. But this leaves other places where information is stored vulnerable to espionage.
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Argentina, Brazil: Trump Announces Tariffs on Steel, Aluminum ImportsThe United States will impose tariffs on steel and aluminum imports from Argentina and Brazil over allegations that both countries are devaluing their currencies, U.S. President Donald Trump announced via Twitter on Dec. 2.
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China, U.S.: Beijing Halts U.S. Military Port Visits to Hong KongThe Chinese government has suspended regularly scheduled visits by U.S. naval vessels and aircraft to Hong Kong in response to President Donald Trump signing a bill into law in support of anti-government protests, the South China Morning Post reported Dec. 2.
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Russia's economy has plateaued, and the Kremlin must find ways to spur growth or else face increasing internal instability and limited international influence.
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