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flipboard.com | Graham Lanktree |Caroline Hug
1 day agoWennington is less a village than a line of semi-detached houses stretched out along the B1335 where east London peters out into countryside. I say “countryside”, but it is really marshy wasteland bisected by an elevated stretch of the A13, a busy mainline railway and rows of unsightly pylons. Three …
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politico.eu | Graham Lanktree |Caroline Hug
LONDON — Beijing’s answer to the World Bank plans to set up its first European office in London this year as the Trump administration takes a tough stance on China. The Beijing-headquartered Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB) — established in 2013 alongside China’s Belt and Road Initiative — aims to use the new London office to draw in funding to support the bank’s global development projects, two people familiar with the plans told POLITICO. The move could be highly controversial.
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subscriber.politicopro.com | Caroline Hug |Sophie Inge |Graham Lanktree
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subscriber.politicopro.com | Stefan Boscia |Caroline Hug
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politico.eu | Stefan Boscia |Caroline Hug
KANANASKIS, Alberta — U.S. President Donald Trump has agreed to lower tariffs on British autos from 25 percent to 10 percent by the end of June, after signing a U.K.-U.S. trade deal with Keir Starmer. Brandishing the signed copy of the deal, after originally dropping the papers on the ground, Trump said the deal would “produce a lot of jobs, a lot of income.”However, the final agreement — signed at the G7 summit in Kananaskis, Canada — has omitted a key part of the original deal.
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