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Just before Christmas, at a nighttime ice hockey game on a rink in Red Square, Vladimir Putin scored again and again. Not that his opponents tried too hard to stop him. The match included many of the president's inner circle, from political allies and ex-bodyguards promoted into government to old
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“Eskom and the South African government have done potentially unrepairable damage to one of the most effective renewables auction programs in the world,” said Victoria Cuming, head of policy analysis in Europe, the Middle East and Africa at Bloomberg New Energy Finance. “Even if the government
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French President Emmanuel Macron's plan to bring to heel renegade European Union nations as part of a drive to reform the bloc smacks of arrogance and will fail, a senior Hungarian ruling party official said. Unanimity is required both to change the EU constitution and approve a multi-year, post-2020
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A rising tide lifts all boats, and nowhere is this truer than in Hong Kong's unstoppable property market. There were zero cases of negative homeowner equity in Hong Kong in 2017, for the first time in records going back to 2001, when the Hong Kong Monetary Authority began compiling the statistic.
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