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Turkey’s Erdogan to take control with 51% votes in power referendum
17 Apr 2017
The referendum that gave Erdogan a narrow lead heralded the most radical change in Turkey’s political history since Kamal Ataturk, but has bitterly divided the nation
US wants China to let yuan rise, improve market access
15 Apr 2017
China needs to show that its lack of intervention in the currency markets “to resist appreciation” over the past three years is a “durable” policy by allowing the yuan to strengthen “once appreciation pressures resume,” the Treasury said
Trump’s policy volte face: NATO, China good, Russia not so good
13 Apr 2017
Less than three months into office, President Donald Trump has abruptly changed tack on an array of foreign policy issues, from the US relationship with Russia and China to the value of NATO
Trump axes controversial Steve Bannon from NSC
06 Apr 2017
Trump to cut US banking regulations
06 Apr 2017
Truckloads of applications pour in as H-1B season opens
05 Apr 2017
When the gates swung open at the government visa processing centre in Orange County, the very first truck in line, a FedEx rig, carried 15,000 packages – and that was just the start
Swedish company to implant microchips in employees hands
04 Apr 2017
Some Swedish workers have got microchips already implanted in their bodies to allow their bosses to track their every move
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