New Zealand Secures World Cup Spot as PL Star Chris Wood Injured
New Zealand's men are for the third time in history clear for the World Championship in football. The victory against New Caledonia came at a high cost – Nottingham forward Chris Wood, fourth in the Premier League's top scorer list, had to leave the pitch injured.
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Car Exports to USA Surge Ahead of New Tariff Threats
It appears a clear increase in car exports to the USA ahead of President Donald Trump's next round of tariffs, which is expected on April 2. Our customers' volumes from Asia are larger than what we can handle, says Lasse Kristoffersen, CEO of the shipping company Wallenius Wilhelmsen to Financial Times.
Cars
Japan Secures Spot as First Team in 2026 World Championship
Japan is the first team to qualify for the World Championship 2026. This after the victory over Bahrain, 2–0, in the Asian World Championship qualifiers.
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Record outflow from US funds – opting for Swedish
Swedish banks and households make record-large withdrawals from US funds – and invest in Sweden like never before. I believe it will be a lasting trend, says Stefan Westerberg, private economist at Länsförsäkringar.
Business
Why Greenland is so hot right now
USA, China and Russia. All of them have shown interest in Greenland. Trump frankly wants to lay his hands on the Danish island that has been fighting for independence for years.
World
Many called to the meeting about a Ukrainian force
Military representatives from over 30 countries will gather for Tuesday's talks in Paris about a potential security force in Ukraine.
Conflicts
Volvo's ES90 Caught in US-China Trade Tensions: What's Next?
Volvo Cars' new model ES90 is manufactured in Chinese Chengdu. This means that the model is now caught in the middle of the trade war between the USA and China.
Business
Discover the Thrills of "Monster Hunter Wilds": A New Era for Gamers
The hunt for enormous monsters is cranked up a notch in "Monster Hunter Wilds", as hordes of beasts are introduced. It was a way to raise the threat to a higher level, says director Yuya Tokuda.
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