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Xi tells Trump Putin may regret invasion of Ukraine
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Xi tells Trump Putin may regret invasion of Ukraine

Vladimir Putin may regret his invasion of Ukraine, Chinese President Xi Jinping told US President Donald Trump during Trump's visit to Beijing, sources told the Financial Times.
EU can force companies to buy less from China
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EU can force companies to buy less from China

Analysts: Interest rate hikes could end in a stock market crash
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Analysts: Interest rate hikes could end in a stock market crash

Analysts are warning of a stock market crash if the global wave of rapidly rising market interest rates does not subside. Higher market rates are also putting upward pressure on fixed-rate mortgages
New truck routes in the war-torn Middle East as global shipping companies reroute containers
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New truck routes in the war-torn Middle East as global shipping companies reroute containers

Global shipping companies are investing heavily in new truck corridors in the Middle East to deal with container disruptions caused by the war involving Iran and the closure of the Strait of Hormuz.
NATO chief Mark Rutte wants increased weapons production in Europe
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NATO chief Mark Rutte wants increased weapons production in Europe

NATO chief Mark Rutte will demand more investment and increased production when he meets representatives of Saab and other leading European defense groups in Brussels next week.
Proposal: South Koreans should get a share of AI profits
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Proposal: South Koreans should get a share of AI profits

Spy leak raises questions: Should Putin be afraid of assassination or a coup?
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Spy leak raises questions: Should Putin be afraid of assassination or a coup?

Vladimir Putin's fear of being assassinated by a drone or overthrown by coup plotters is growing, at least according to leaked intelligence. Analysts see cracks and some grains of truth to it
US sanctions three Chinese companies over support for Iran ahead of Trump-Xi summit
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US sanctions three Chinese companies over support for Iran ahead of Trump-Xi summit

The United States has imposed sanctions on three Chinese companies, accusing them of supporting Iran, the Financial Times reported. The announcement comes just days before a summit between President Donald Trump and his counterpart, Xi Jinping
EU: Right to compensation for cancelled flights as increased fuel prices not force majeure
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EU: Right to compensation for cancelled flights as increased fuel prices not force majeure

Increased fuel prices do not constitute force majeure, the European Commission has ruled. If a flight is cancelled, passengers are entitled to compensation
Two million airline seats lost after the oil shock
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Two million airline seats lost after the oil shock

The consequences of the Iran conflict for the aviation industry are now becoming increasingly clear. In May, global traffic will decrease by two million airline seats
Warning: The Iran war will make cars more expensive as aluminum prices rise
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Warning: The Iran war will make cars more expensive as aluminum prices rise

The Iran war risks hitting American vehicle manufacturers hard - and ultimately consumers.
Rubio says US does not want to replace Iran with Italy in World Cup
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Rubio says US does not want to replace Iran with Italy in World Cup

US Secretary of State Marco Rubio is hitting back at reports that the country wants to give Iran's place in the World Cup to Italy, after US special envoy Paolo Zampolli expressed that desire.
Proposal to replace Iran with Italy called morally bankrupt by Iran's embassy
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Proposal to replace Iran with Italy called morally bankrupt by Iran's embassy

Italy missed the World Cup for the third time in a row. Now U
Must warns Russia risks economic shock
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Must warns Russia risks economic shock

The Russian economy is faltering - and the economic problems have spread to the defense sector, Must's CEO Thomas Nilsson tells the Financial Times.
Warning: Soon there will be a shortage of aviation fuel in Europe
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Warning: Soon there will be a shortage of aviation fuel in Europe

European airports risk running short of jet fuel if the Strait of Hormuz is not opened within three weeks.
Anger after World Cup fiasco - Italy football federation president resigns
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Anger after World Cup fiasco - Italy football federation president resigns

Italy missed the World Cup for the third time in a row. Now the president of the Football Federation, Gabriele Gravina, is resigning after the fiasco - and national team captain Gennaro Gattuso is rumored to be leaving
Trump threatened to cut off arms aid to Ukraine unless European countries contributed military support to open the Strait of Hormuz
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Trump threatened to cut off arms aid to Ukraine unless European countries contributed military support to open the Strait of Hormuz

US President Donald Trump threatened to cut off arms aid to Ukraine unless European countries contributed military support to open the Strait of Hormuz in the war with Iran. EU and NATO countries responded with a hastily issued statement to provide "appropriate support
Sources: Pete Hegseth chased defense stocks before the war
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Sources: Pete Hegseth chased defense stocks before the war

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Trump says progress in talks with new and more reasonable Iranian regime
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Trump says progress in talks with new and more reasonable Iranian regime

The United States is in serious discussions with “a new and more reasonable regime” to end the military operation in Iran, President Donald Trump wrote on social media. If a deal is not reached soon, the United States will “blow up and totally obliterate” all of Iran’s energy facilities, he threatened
Iran conditions traffic through the Strait of Hormuz, says ready to allow non-hostile ships
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Iran conditions traffic through the Strait of Hormuz, says ready to allow non-hostile ships

In a letter to the UN maritime agency, the IMO, Iran says it is ready to allow "non-hostile" ships through the Strait of Hormuz, the Financial Times reports. Oil prices are falling on Tuesday evening
US to EU: No gas without green light for trade deal
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US to EU: No gas without green light for trade deal

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Iran War Creates Wild West at Sea
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Iran War Creates Wild West at Sea

Iran's blockade of the Strait of Hormuz is far from watertight. But it has proven effective enough in recent weeks to create chaos
The new mission of high-speed trains - transporting goods
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The new mission of high-speed trains - transporting goods

Japan's population is shrinking, and so is the number of passengers on the country's bullet trains. The solution to filling the trains is now to transport freight along the railway tracks
Iran issues new ten-million-rial banknote amid rising inflation
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Iran issues new ten-million-rial banknote amid rising inflation

Rising inflation means Iran is now launching a new ten-million-rial banknote, the country's highest-ever denomination, reports the Financial Times.
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