Bangkok, Queen Sirikit National Convention Center – Former Thai Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra made a public return on Thursday, July 17, at the inaugural Unlocking Thailand’s Future forum,
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In a move poised to escalate trade tensions, former U.S. President Donald Trump has proposed a 30% tariff on imports from the European Union and Mexico, citing long-standing
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When massive federal legislation is proposed—especially one involving trillions in tax cuts or spending—controversy over its projected impact on the national debt quickly follows. Lawmakers and analysts turn
Construction is set to resume soon on the world’s tallest unfinished skyscraper, the Goldin Finance 117 tower in Tianjin, China, almost 10 years after work halted. The 597-meter
Amid soaring food prices, frustration is boiling over in Sweden, where a supermarket boycott launched on 17 March has quickly gained traction over the ensuing weeks. Fueled by viral social
President Donald Trump has once again intensified trade tensions by threatening new tariffs on Canadian lumber and dairy products. This move comes just a day after granting a
The ECB recently said in a report that Bulgaria hasn’t made enough progress when it comes to inflation so it still doesn’t meet the criteria for joining the
The European Commission recently accused Ireland of giving illegal tax advantages to Apple. Although the Irish government argued that the tax didn’t need to be paid, the European
