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Taiwan Chip Exports Sputter on Geopolitical Tensions, Falling Demand

Caixin Online 20 Mar 2023
It was the worst decline since 2009, topping January’s 27.1% fall. .
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Saudi's Reluctance To Offer Help To Pakistan, A Wake Up Call, Signals New Geopolitical Contours

MENA FN 20 Mar 2023
(MENAFN - IANS) By Mahua VenkateshNew Delhi, March 20. Saudi Arabia's reluctance to provide any meaningful financial assistance to Pakistan, which is currently in the middle of an unprecedented ... .
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Divergent Perceptions Of China Impact Geopolitics

MENA FN 20 Mar 2023
(MENAFN - Asia Times) Countries in the Middle East view China's growing power and influence in starkly different terms from the US and many of its Western allies. These alternative strategic ... .
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Spain Faces Rising Prices for Tomatoes, Pork amid Geopolitical Tensions, Foreign Demand

MENA FN 20 Mar 2023
(MENAFN) Spain is currently experiencing a surge in prices for tomatoes and pork due to geopolitical tensions and burgeoning demand from foreign countries. The billionaire owner of Spanish ... .
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Also Productions Sets International Sights With Fact-Based Geopolitical Thriller ‘Chain Reaction’ (EXCLUSIVE)

Variety 20 Mar 2023
Montreal-based Also Productions, the rising premium outfit behind the Series Mania title ...
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Technology, not geopolitics, may recast the world monetary order

Live Mint 19 Mar 2023
Other countries would see those sanctions as yet another step in the West’s “weaponization” of finance ... .
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Geopolitics under Marcos Jr.

The Manila Times 19 Mar 2023
The assigned topic was the geopolitical challenges in the Marcos Jr ... on national security and foreign affairs, or a distinguished academic who is at home in the various disciplines and familiar with the geopolitical currents shaping the multiple mindsets around the world.
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Is PH sleepwalking into economic and geopolitical minefield?

The Manila Times 19 Mar 2023
Manila seems to be positioning in a way that could result in elevated economic and geopolitical collateral damage ... Marles left unsaid was that the primary beneficiary of the deal, which will delegate geopolitical risks away from the US to Australia and Asia, is the US Big Defense.
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Taiwan Separatists Lose Key Ally, Honduras Recognizes China—Just 12 Small Countries Remain

Scheerpost 19 Mar 2023
By Ben Norton / Geopolitical Economy Report. The government of Honduras has announced that it is breaking formal diplomatic relations with Taiwan and recognizing the People’s Republic of China. Honduras’ leftist President Xiomara Castro had pledged during her 2021 campaign that, if she won the election, she would recognize China ... SUBSCRIBE TO PATREON.
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China urges AUKUS countries to stop putting geopolitical agenda above obligations

China Daily 18 Mar 2023
BEIJING -- China on Friday urged the US, the UK and Australia to stop putting their selfish geopolitical agenda above nuclear non-proliferation obligations and stop coercing the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) into endorsing their nuclear submarine cooperation.
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China has shown geopolitical chutzpah with Saudi-Iran truce. What next?The two countries, representing the two ...

Deccan Herald 18 Mar 2023
The two antagonists, brought together by either adversity or geopolitical compulsions, resolved to bury the hatchet and, having decided to reach a common understanding on their concerns, agreed to re-open their embassies in each other’s capital within two months.
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New Benjamin Fulford- Massive Khazarian Mafia March Intel Geopolitical Update March 11, 2023

Bitchute 17 Mar 2023
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Honduras ditching Taiwan raises larger geopolitical concerns

The Gleaner 17 Mar 2023
MEXICO CITY (AP). Honduras’ decision to cut diplomatic ties with Taiwan in favour of China is yet another sign of growing Chinese influence in Latin America. For decades the Asian superpower funnelled billions of dollars into investment and... .

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