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UK-US Trade Deal Could Save Jobs, JLR Asserts
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A major car manufacturer has welcomed a trade deal struck between the UK and US, saying it will help protect jobs. Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer announced a new deal that reduces tariffs on most UK car exports to 10% from the previous rate of 27.5%, which was imposed by former U.S. President Donald…
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UAE Joins Nigeria-Morocco Gas Pipeline: A Game-Changer for Africa’s Energy Future
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The pipeline project linking Nigeria to Morocco is gaining momentum with the announcement of the United Arab Emirates’ involvement in funding this colossal $25 billion venture, aimed at transporting Nigerian gas to Europe via Morocco. Morocco’s Minister of Energy Transition, Leila Benali, shared this development with parliamentarians, noting that other major investors and financial…
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UK Poised for Bigger EU Deal Following US Agreement
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The significant diplomatic achievement is that this allows the UK to pursue a comprehensive EU agreement covering aspects like food standards. From an economic standpoint, this US agreement is comparatively modest, yet it holds significant importance for particular industries. It reverses some of the trade harm caused by Trump’s initial announcement, particularly affecting the…
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US Cardinal Robert Francis Prevost Set to Lead Catholic Church as Pope Leo XIV — Stay Tuned with DW for Exclusive Updates
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Cardinal Robert Prevost has been named the new leader of the Catholic Church. As the first pontiff from the United States, he has adopted the papal name Leo XIV. for this role. This development comes with additional details provided by him. Pope Leo XIV has become the newest leader of the Catholic Church. He…
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Trump Tried to Deport Illegals to War-Torn Country Lacking an Open Airport: Shock Revelations
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President Donald Trump attempted to dispatch unlawful migrants to Ukraine as part of his plan to rid the United States of unwanted criminals. Ukraine has been gripped by war since the Russian invasion in February, 2022 and does not even have a working airport after they were targeted by repeated airstrikes. But even that…
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Why American International School Denied $84,942 in Fees for Yahaya Bello’s Children: An Exclusive International Edition
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The legal proceedings for the ex-governor of Kogi State, Yahaya Bello, proceeded on Thursday, March 8, 2025, as the third prosecution witness, PW3, Nicholas Ojehomon, was questioned under cross-examination by Justice Emeka Nwite from the Federal High Court in Abuja. During his testimony, he clarified that the American International School, Abuja (AISA) held onto…
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Morocco Boosts Sustainable Growth with €65 Million EBRD Green Fund
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Morocco has obtained €65 million in green funding from the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) to aid its national shift towards a more sustainable, low-carbon economic model. The financial support, which is part of the EU-supported Morocco Decarbonisation and Climate Resilience initiative, will focus on enhancing climate resilience, promoting an energy shift…
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Mukesh Ambani Expresses Pride in Indian Armed Forces’ Success with ‘Operation Sindoor’
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Mumbai (Maharashtra), India, May 8 (ANI): Commending the armed forces for Operation Sindoor against Pakistan, Reliance Industries Chairman and Managing Director Mukesh Ambani On Thursday, they stated, “India remains unified, steadfast in determination and unwavering in intent, combating every manifestation of terrorism.” He similarly commended Prime Minister Narendra Modi for his “courageous and definitive…
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Aussie Mom Triumphs in Epic Legal Clash Against $429 Billion Fashion Giant
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Gold Coast mum won against LVMH She faced competition from the $4329 billion luxury behemoth. EXPLORE FURTHER: Australian Mother Challenges the World’s Richest Man An Australian mother achieved a significant victory in an extended legal dispute with Louis Vuitton, which attempted to rename her brand. The luxury company worth $429 billion was involved in…
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UK Firms Can Bid on Govt Tenders Over Rs 200 Cr Post-FTA, Says Piyush Goyal
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In New Delhi [India], on May 8 (ANI), the Union Commerce and Industry Minister provided additional information regarding the Free Trade Agreement between India and the UK. Piyush Goyal mentioned that UK-based suppliers will qualify to bid for government contracts only if the order exceeds Rs 200 crore. The Union Minister also mentioned that…