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The Express Tribune on MSN1h
BRICS declares the South is done begging
As the world frays under trade wars, resource conflicts and the US credibility unravels under the weight of its own aggressive exceptionalism, BRICS declared that the emperor has no clothes and the ...
At the Summit, President Tinubu affirmed Nigeria’s support for the position of BRICS on the need to focus on collective, fair ...
More than half of global trade is conducted in dollars, and the United States is, by some measures, still the world’s largest economy as well as the world’s dominant political and military power. But ...
Most nations are still negotiating in hopes of avoiding punitive import taxes. At the same time, they’re looking for trading ...
Trump, who scorns multilateralism and prefers bilateral muscle-flexing, views this growing coalition as a direct threat to ...
The US decision to delay tariff penalties until Aug. 1 doesn't dramatically impact the Middle East, but the coming weeks ...
Free Malaysia Today on MSN13hOpinion
We’re done catching a cold when US sneezes, thanks
The future won’t be dominated by old, sclerotic Europe, or Japan, or the self-sabotaging US. It’ll be a world dominated by ...
"It will be very disappointing if the Brazilian episcopate fails to express its opinion against such an unprecedented attack, ...
So far only Britain has signed a formal trade agreement with the USA. At the same time, countries like Vietnam and the Philippines have been declared tariff rates of up to 20%.
India and the US are edging closer to an interim trade agreement, potentially lowering tariffs to under 20%. Despite Trump's tariff threats and deadlines, India prioritizes national interests over ...
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Bangkok Post on MSN21hOpinion
Not about safety
Can the Post try to push back on this "safety" issue about Chinese travel to Thailand? Why is Thailand "unsafe?" If you are silly enough to wander into Myanmar, then you are a danger to yourself. The ...
The Stock Exchange of Thailand (SET) index reached a new low for the year in June, trading in a range between 1,053.79 and 1,149.68 points, and ending the month at 1,089.56, down 59.62 points or 5.2% ...