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LinkedIn Evolves into a Business Networking Powerhouse

March 31, 2025
Business

Once primarily a job-search platform, LinkedIn has transformed into a powerful business networking tool, with professionals leveraging the platform to build their brands, secure business deals, and establish thought leadership. Lawyer Paul

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Beijing Injects $72bn into Major Banks Amid Economic Slowdown

March 31, 2025
Business

Beijing has unveiled a sweeping $72 billion capital injection into four of China’s largest banks as part of a strategic effort to boost lending and stabilize the nation’s slowing economy. The move,

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Volvo Cars Reinstates Former CEO Håkan Samuelsson Amid Market Challenges

March 31, 2025
Business

Volvo Cars has announced the return of former chief executive Håkan Samuelsson to steer the company through increasing geopolitical and market pressures. The decision, reported by the Financial Times, follows a period

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Sanctions Hurt EU More Than Putin, Says German Politician

March 31, 2025
Germany

A senior German politician has suggested that sanctions imposed on Russia over its invasion of Ukraine may be harming Europe more than they are affecting Vladimir Putin. Michael Kretschmer, the premier of

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Myanmar: Can Earthquake Tragedy End the Civil War?

March 30, 2025
Columns/Geopolitics

Amidst the devastating tragedy of an earthquake will the Myanmar military and the resistance reconcile? On 28 March, at approximately 12:51 pm local time, a 7.7-magnitude earthquake struck about 21 kilometres northeast

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The End of Hardtalk: BBC’s Betrayal of Truth — Interview with Stephen Sackur

March 30, 2025
Interviews/Journalism

Editorial Note: The following article is based on an interview conducted by Freddie Sayers with Stephen Sackur, the iconic host of BBC’s HARDtalk, to discuss the shocking closure of the long-running show

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India Approves Record $7.3 Billion Deal for Light Combat Helicopters

March 30, 2025
Defence

India has approved its largest-ever defense procurement deal, greenlighting a $7.3 billion order for 156 Light Combat Helicopters (LCH) along with training and associated equipment. The decision was made by the Cabinet

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Nicolas Sarkozy Faces Verdict in Libya Corruption Trial

March 30, 2025
France/Libya/World

Former French President Nicolas Sarkozy is awaiting a verdict in a landmark corruption trial linked to allegations that he accepted millions of euros from the late Libyan dictator Muammer Gaddafi to finance

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Pakistan Threatens Mass Deportation of Afghan Refugees Amid US Aid Cuts

March 30, 2025
Afghanistan/Pakistan/World

Pakistan is preparing to deport nearly 900,000 Afghan refugees following the suspension of US foreign aid and the freezing of resettlement programs under former President Donald Trump’s administration. As reported by the

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Traders Bet on Scandinavian Currencies as ‘Euro on Steroids’ Rally Continues

March 30, 2025
Business/Trade Wars

Sweden and Norway’s currencies have emerged as top picks for traders banking on a European economic revival, outperforming their major peers since the start of the year. As Financial Times reports, the

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