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UK cuts overseas aid after worst recession in over 300 years

UK cuts overseas aid after worst recession in over 300 years

  • Decision goes against the government’s promise last year to maintain the aid target and drew sharp criticism
  • A minister has quit, arguing that the decision “will diminish our power to influence other nations to do what is right”
By AP ·
Facing recession, Europe moves to limit damage

Facing recession, Europe moves to limit damage

By AP ·
Recession, robots and rockets: Another Roaring Twenties?

Recession, robots and rockets: Another Roaring Twenties?

By Reuters ·
Europe’s slowdown is worse than investors imagined, says financial expert

Europe’s slowdown is worse than investors imagined, says financial expert

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Dr. Iman Al-Mansour, assistant professor at the Institute for Research and Medical Consultations (IRMC)
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El-Sisi says Egypt to begin COVID-19 vaccinations on Sunday
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Deputies in the Lebanese Parliament have accused President Michel Aoun of acting “as a party, not as a president entrusted with the constitution.” (AFP/File Photo)
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The agreement, signed by Egyptian Minister of Petroleum and Mineral Resources Tarek El-Molla, allows the company to explore in a 3,084 square kilometer area of the Red Sea. (Shutterstock/File Photo)
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