22
Oct
As the Middle East war rages, oil prices climb, and traders pay attention to declining inventories
As traders dismissed prospects of a truce in the Middle East and
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22
Oct
Hungary, Slovakia, and Serbia want money to fight people coming in illegally
On Tuesday, the presidents of Hungary, Slovakia, and Serbia reaffirmed their efforts
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21
Oct
Cuban Power Grid Collapses Once More, Raising Questions About a Speedy Repair
The electricity grid in Cuba has broken once more, raising doubts about
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21
Oct
Egypt has been declared malaria-free by the WHO
Egypt was declared malaria-free by the World Health Organization on Sunday, bringing
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21
Oct
Mali will settle its internal debt of $332 million, according to the minister
In an effort to lessen its debt load, Mali’s economy minister announced
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21
Oct
Nigeria authorizes the Exxon-Seplat agreement after more than two years
More than two years after the $1.28 billion deal was initially agreed
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19
Oct
Cuba is attempting to restore power following a second grid failure
After state-run media earlier on Saturday reported that the national grid had
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18
Oct
Tanzania is accused by Rwanda of obstructing its milk exports
The trade of dairy goods has become a point of contention between
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18
Oct
China’s economic growth slows to 4.6% in the third quarter, despite efforts to boost the economy
Due to decreasing growth in export demand and difficulties in the real
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18
Oct
Togo bans the Russian ride-hailing app Yango
Togo’s transport minister shut down the ride-hailing app Yango, which is owned
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