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By John Irish UNITED NATIONS (Reuters) -The United States’ Baltic allies continue to lobby and are hopeful that Washington will keep thousands of its troops in Europe, notably in countries closest to Russia, but they have yet to receive the assurances they seek, ministers said. Since the return of …Read More
The agreement is aimed at deporting migrants who have crossed the Channel in exchange for those who apply in France and are approved to come to the UKRead More
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MASERU (Reuters) -Lesotho’s trade minister said on Wednesday that the U.S. plans to extend the African Growth and Opportunity Act (AGOA), which gives the continent preferential access to U.S. markets, by a year, after returning from a visit to Washington. A slew of tariffs that U.S. President Donald …Read More
The Bank of Japan will release the minutes of its July meeting todayRead More