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The financial landscape in South Korea is currently under significant stress, attributed largely to the recent political upheaval surrounding President Yoon Suk Yeol. On Wednesday, the South Korean markets opened lower, with the Kospi index plummeting by 1.8% and the Kosdaq witnessing a steeper decline of 2.4%. The political discontent is palpable, with protesters and
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In November, a beacon of hope flickered for China’s manufacturing sector, thanks largely to smaller manufacturers. According to a private survey by Caixin/S&P Global, there was an expansion in manufacturing activity, indicated by a purchasing manager’s index (PMI) score of 51.5. This figure exceeded expectations and demonstrated the impact of recent government stimulus efforts aimed
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Over the weekend, the capital city of Tbilisi, Georgia, became a focal point for anti-government protests following a controversial decision to suspend negotiations for European Union (EU) membership. The protests marked a third consecutive night of unrest, culminating in a significant toll on public safety and health, with 44 individuals requiring hospitalization. Eyewitness accounts described
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The city of Aleppo, once a bustling epicenter of culture and trade in Syria, has once again found itself at the heart of conflict. Recent reports indicate that insurgents have breached the government’s defenses, marking a significant escalation in violence that has not been witnessed since the exit of opposition forces from the city in
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India’s recent economic performance has raised eyebrows, particularly following a modest 5.4% growth in the second fiscal quarter ending in September. This figure falls significantly short of the anticipated 6.5% growth predicted by economists and marks a stark contrast to the 6.7% growth experienced in the preceding quarter. Such sluggishness not only indicates a worrying
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In a troubling continuation of economic setbacks, China’s industrial profits witnessed a significant decline of 10% in October compared to the previous year. This downturn marks the third consecutive month of profitability decreases, following a staggering 27.1% drop in September—the most pronounced decline since March 2020. The downward trend in industrial profits serves as a
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