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Constraining Israel s military capability becomes international consensus

Constraining Israel s military capability becomes international consensus
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Chinese Yuan Far From Dethroning US Dollar as Global Reserve Currency, Expert Says

Although Brazil and China reached an agreement to conduct trade in their own currencies rather than the U.S. .

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Brazil-China Yuan Trade Deal Not a Game Changer

Commentary According to a statement by the Brazilian government, Brazil and China reached an agreement on March 29 .

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Why fertilizer shortage could be a disaster for developing countries

As fertilizer prices rise, making a living out of growing grains has become increasingly difficult for farmers.

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Brazilian election a microcosm of polarized politics in the context of world turmoil

Brazil s election campaign officially kicked off in mid-August. Several rounds of opinion polls conducted by polling agencies have shown that former president Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, who represents the left-wing Workers’ Party, has an obvious advantage. The far-right President Jair Bolsonaro, who is seeking reelection, did not buy it. In his speech on August 15, he said wildly,

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