
Willem Marx
Video and Print Journalist at Freelance
London-based journalist, Author - Balochistan at a Crossroads
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2 days ago |
wfdd.org | Willem Marx |Andee Tagle
Environment National Health & Safety climate change natural gas appliances 0:00 There was an error loading the media player. WHITTIER, Calif. — After replacing her gas car with an electric one and installing solar panels on her century-old house, Lindsey Williamson and her husband were looking for more ways to reduce their climate pollution. "We just started thinking, what are the next things that we could change out, from gas to electric?" Williamson says.
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4 days ago |
cfpublic.org | Willem Marx
GENEVA — Officials from the United States and China began trade-related talks here Saturday, marking the first face-to-face conversations since President Trump placed new tariffs of 145% on Chinese goods. The meetings in a Swiss city known for its discretion and conflict resolution represent the first potential efforts to end a trade war that has frazzled financial markets in recent weeks, and caused billions of dollars' worth of import disruption across both the United States and China.
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4 days ago |
wwno.org | Willem Marx
GENEVA — Officials from the United States and China began trade-related talks here Saturday, marking the first face-to-face conversations since President Trump placed new tariffs of 145% on Chinese goods. The meetings in a Swiss city known for its discretion and conflict resolution represent the first potential efforts to end a trade war that has frazzled financial markets in recent weeks, and caused billions of dollars' worth of import disruption across both the United States and China.
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4 days ago |
kalw.org | Willem Marx
GENEVA — Officials from the United States and China began trade-related talks here Saturday, marking the first face-to-face conversations since President Trump placed new tariffs of 145% on Chinese goods. The meetings in a Swiss city known for its discretion and conflict resolution represent the first potential efforts to end a trade war that has frazzled financial markets in recent weeks, and caused billions of dollars' worth of import disruption across both the United States and China.
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4 days ago |
opb.org | Willem Marx
U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent leaves his hotel to attend a meeting with China's officials on tariffs in Geneva, on Saturday. Fabrice Coffrini / AFP via Getty ImagesOfficials from the United States and China began trade-related talks here Saturday, marking the first face-to-face conversations since President Trump placed new tariffs of 145% on Chinese goods.
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