GuidanceOct 17, 2019 | 17:42 GMT
London and Brussels have finally hammered out a deal to avoid a no-deal Brexit. Now, however, comes the hard part: getting the House of Commons to sign on.
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SITUATION REPORTOct 17, 2019 | 16:05 GMT
China: Foreign Ministry Confirms Detention of 2 U.S. CitizensChina's Foreign Ministry has confirmed that authorities detained last month two U.S. citizens who run an English-teaching company on suspicions of organizing others to cross the border illegally, Bloomberg reported Oct. 17.
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India, Malaysia: Kuala Lumpur Aims for Diplomatic Solution If New Delhi Curbs Palm Oil ImportsMalaysia plans to find a diplomatic solution with India if New Delhi decides to impose import tariffs on Malaysian palm oil, Reuters reported Oct. 16.
READ MOREContributor PerspectivesOct 17, 2019 | 09:30 GMT
A league executive's foray into the Hong Kong protest issue exposed the political costs of operating in the world's largest market.
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Social and economic grievances in Iraq open possibilities for positive Gulf Arab engagement and investment.
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From a lack of cooperation among big economies to worries about future funding, the IMF has plenty of cause for concern at its yearly meetings.
READ MORESITUATION REPORTOct 16, 2019 | 16:53 GMT
U.S.: House of Representatives Passes Bill in Support of Hong Kong ProtestsThe U.S. House Representatives has passed legislation in support of the ongoing Hong Kong protests, which mandates an annual review of the city's autonomous status from China's central government to maintain its special trade status with the United States, Bloomberg reported Oct. 15.
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Asia: RCEP Countries Call on India to Resolve Remaining Demands BilaterallyThe member states of the proposed Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership have called on India to resolve its demands for the trade agreement on a bilateral basis ahead of a Nov. 4 summit, during which members are expected to announce the conclusion of negotiations, Livemint reported Oct. 15.
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Cuba: Russian Security Council Secretary Meets Cuban Leaders in HavanaNikolai Patrushev, the secretary of the Russian Security Council, has visited Havana to meet Cuban President Miguel Diaz-Canel and Interior Minister Julio Cesar Gandarilla Bermejo, Tass reported Oct. 15.
READ MOREAssessmentsOct 16, 2019 | 09:00 GMT
After years of uninterrupted growth, Lisbon's high debt levels and an influx of trade uncertainty risk bringing Europe's economic slowdown closer to Portugal's shores.
READ MORESITUATION REPORTOct 15, 2019 | 16:58 GMT
Thailand: Public Railway Company Expected to Sign Partnership for High-Speed Rail ProjectThailand's public railway company is expected to sign a public-private partnership on Oct. 25 for a 220-kilometer (137-mile) high-speed rail project worth $7.5 billion linking airports to five provinces under the Eastern Economic Corridor (EEC), The Thaiger reported Oct. 15.
READ MORESITUATION REPORTOct 15, 2019 | 13:47 GMT
Turkey: U.K. to Suspend New Arms Export Licenses Over Syria OffensiveThe United Kingdom is joining other European countries in limiting its arms sales to Turkey by suspending new export licenses over Ankara's military offensive in northern Syria, Reuters reported Oct. 15.
READ MORESITUATION REPORTOct 14, 2019 | 21:15 GMT
U.S., Turkey: Trump Announces Sanctions Against Ankara Over OffensiveU.S. President Donald Trump announced on Twitter on Oct. 14 that he would soon issue an executive order imposing sanctions on current and former Turkish government officials, increasing steel tariffs to 50 percent, and ceasing negotiations on a new trade deal with Turkey in response to Ankara's offensive in northeastern Syria.
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China: Exports Fall 3.2 Percent in Largest Drop Since FebruaryChinese exports fell by 3.2 percent in September year on year, marking their largest drop since February, the South China Morning Post reported Oct. 14.
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In what will probably be the last chance to reach an exit agreement before Brexit day on Oct. 31, British Prime Minister Boris Johnson will meet with the rest of the leaders of the European Union in a summit in Brussels on Oct. 17.
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A review of the world's most pressing geopolitical events and insight into what the coming week will bring.
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Negotiators announced Oct. 11 that they have an initial agreement in the works. It's a positive step forward, but as with previous cease-fires in the U.S.-China trade war, disagreements over the details could again dash hopes.
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China: Authorities Unveil Timeline for Removing Foreign Ownership Limitations for Finance FirmsChinese authorities have unveiled a timeline to remove foreign ownership limitations hindering companies in the finance sector, noting that they will gradually eliminate relevant regulations next year, Reuters reported Oct. 11.
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With neither striving for a comprehensive solution to bilateral disagreements, Narendra Modi and Xi Jinping will settle for not rocking the boat when they meet this weekend.
READ MORESITUATION REPORTOct 10, 2019 | 17:14 GMT
Bolivia: Locals Protest Against Lithium Joint VentureLocals in the Bolivian province of Potosi have held a series of protests against the government, demanding it extract greater royalties from a lithium joint venture with German company ACI Systems at the Uyuni salt flat, Deutsche Welle reported Oct. 8.
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