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Major drugmakers are reportedly looking to maintain profits amid an initiative to charge Americans less

US pharmaceutical giants are seeking to circumvent US President Donald Trump’s campaign to lower drug costs for Americans, which may cost Europeans access to medicine, the Financial Times reported on Sunday.

Since last year, Trump has pre...


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The European Commission is reportedly set to unveil measures targeting “high risk” vendors in critical telecoms and solar systems

Beijing has condemned the European Union’s reported plans to phase out Chinese made equipment from the bloc’s critical infrastructure, describing the idea as “naked protectionism,” according to Reuters.


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Commodity trader Vitol will begin selling crude seized by the US following the attack on the South American country earlier this month

The US has awarded its first contract to sell seized Venezuelan oil since launching an attack on the South American country and abducting its president, Nicolas Maduro. The contract went to trading firm Vitol, one ...


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A small group of tech giants invested over $1 trillion in a technology that is failing to generate profits, an RT investigation finds

Artificial intelligence (AI) is booming, but behind the hype lurks a threat of a financial bubble, an RT investigation has found. There is rising unease about how a small group of companies fund the technology thoug...


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The Hungarian PM has rejected the EU-proposed loan for Ukraine, which he says will burden European taxpayers

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban has lashed out at what he called a “Brusselian war plan,” accusing the EU trying to force member states to finance Ukraine at the expense of their own citizens.

The European Commission o...


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