Nina Larson
Writer and Editor at Agence France-Presse (AFP)
AFP journalist, Geneva. Any opinions expressed here are my own, and retweets do not mean or imply endorsement.
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3 weeks ago |
barrons.com | Nina Larson
Several people suffered burns and other injuries Sunday in the US state of Colorado in what the FBI called a "targeted terror attack" against demonstrators seeking the release of Israeli hostages held in Gaza. Police in the city of Boulder said a man was taken into custody. They were more cautious in presuming a possible motive for the attack, which multiple sources said was committed against members of the Jewish community during a peaceful gathering.
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1 month ago |
yahoo.com | Marc-Antoine Baudoux |Nina Larson
US President Donald Trump once more appears to be losing patience with Vladimir Putin's warfare in Ukraine, but it remains unclear whether he will actually toughen his stand against the Kremlin leader. The Republican billionaire, who returned to office in January vowing to end the war "in 24 hours," has long appeared to side with his Russian counterpart, frequently speaking of him with gushing admiration.
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1 month ago |
yahoo.com | Nina Larson
The Eurovision Song Contest has seen a surge in punter interest at the bookmakers, becoming a major betting event, experts said ahead of Saturday's giant glamfest in Basel. "Eurovision has quietly become one of the biggest betting events of the year," said Tomi Huttunen, senior manager of the Online Computer Finland (OCS) betting and casino platform. Betting sites have long been used to gauge which way voters might be leaning ahead of the world's biggest televised live music event.
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1 month ago |
macaubusiness.com | Nina Larson
The United States and China announced Monday an agreement to drastically reduce tit-for-tat tariffs for 90 days, de-escalating a trade war that has roiled financial markets and raised fears of a global economic downturn. After their first talks since US President Donald Trump launched his trade war, the world’s two biggest economies agreed in a joint statement to bring their triple-digit tariffs down to two figures and continue negotiations.
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1 month ago |
ibtimes.com.au | Nina Larson
The United States and China announced Monday an agreement to drastically reduce tit-for-tat tariffs for 90 days, de-escalating a trade war that has roiled financial markets and raised fears of a global economic downturn. After their first talks since US President Donald Trump launched his trade war, the world's two biggest economies agreed in a joint statement to bring their triple-digit tariffs down to two figures and continue negotiations.
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