Canada's Liberals ramp up attacks on Conservatives as Parliament returns, facing a fragile minority and potential snap election.
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By Grant Wilson, Daniel L. Donaldson and Iain Staffell14 Sep 2024The ConversationJapan and the United States should work together amid competition from China, leading prime ministerial candidate Shinjiro Koizumi said.
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By Alexandra Alper, Echo Wang and Karen Freifeld13 Sep 2024ReutersWhite House officials have delayed a decision on Nippon Steel's bid for U.S. Steel amid national security concerns and bipartisan resistance.
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By Paulina Abramovich13 Sep 2024Agence France-PresseThe former Soviet republic, Kazakhstan, promotes itself as a dependable supplier of the majority of critical materials outlined by the EU.
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