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Economic Key Facts Germany
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Economic Key Facts Germany

With an expected gross domestic product of USD 5,014 billion in 2025, Germany is the third-largest economy in the world after the United States and China and just ahead of Japan, making it the largest economy in Europe. However, India is expected to overtake Japan and Germany in the future. Exports of motor vehicles and ...

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Government of Liberia and ArcelorMittal sign new long-term Mineral Development Agreement
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Government of Liberia and ArcelorMittal sign new long-term Mineral Development Agreement

The Government of the Republic of Liberia and ArcelorMittal (“the Company”) have signed an amendment to the existing Mineral Development Agreement (MDA), which was yesterday ratified via the Liberian legislative process, extending the duration of the agreement to 2050, with a right to renew for a further 25 years. The agreement solidifies ArcelorMittal’s long-term mining ...

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Shipping’s nuclear horizon
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Shipping’s nuclear horizon

As the global shipping industry stares down the barrel of its decarbonisation gun, a propulsion technology that had fallen out of favour is making a return. According to a white paper released by DNV, nuclear propulsion is today no longer a “distant prospect” but a “real option” that could fundamentally reshape the commercial maritime fleet. ...

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German inflation moves above the 2% line in January
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German inflation moves above the 2% line in January

German headline inflation, according to the national measure, rebounded to 2.1% year-on-year in January, from 1.8% YoY in December. The European measure also came in at 2.1% YoY, from 2.0% YoY in December. Core inflation increased to 2.5% YoY, while services inflation slowed down to 3.2% YoY. The available regional state data shows that the ...

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Digital transformation | Fiji Airports-CG TECH partnership aims to modernise business systems
fijitimes14d ago

Digital transformation | Fiji Airports-CG TECH partnership aims to modernise business systems

Fiji Airports has partnered with Australian digital transformation consultancy CG TECH to deliver a major corporate digital transformation program aimed at modernising and enhancing its business systems. The program focuses on transforming systems and processes across key business functions, including finance, human resources, asset management, project management, and safety management. Fiji Airports chief executive officer [...]The post Digital transformation | Fiji Airports-CG TECH partnership aims to modernise business systems appeared first on The Fiji Times.

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Panama Canal Publishes Prequalification Documents for Port Initiatives and Energy Pipeline
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Panama Canal Publishes Prequalification Documents for Port Initiatives and Energy Pipeline

The Panama Canal Authority published today, the prequalification documents for two strategic initiatives. These include the development of an energy corridor pipeline and the construction of container port terminals on both the Atlantic and Pacific coasts. The publication represents a significant step forward in the process of selecting future concessionaires. The Prequalification Document and its ...

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ING Monthly: Europe’s Arnold moment – why strategy over spectacle matters
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ING Monthly: Europe’s Arnold moment – why strategy over spectacle matters

Lessons from Arnold A confession: I have always been a secret fan of Arnold Schwarzenegger. More than his acting career – the Terminator, Kindergarten Cop, even those dodgy Conan movies – it’s his entire trajectory that fascinates me. Schwarzenegger is living proof that, beyond superficial posturing, the combination of strong will and a clear strategy ...

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Eurozone GDP growth held steady in the fourth quarter as outlook improves
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Eurozone GDP growth held steady in the fourth quarter as outlook improves

GDP growth in the eurozone held steady at 0.3% quarter-on-quarter in 4Q 2025. This was slightly better than expected, as sentiment data had been more downbeat towards the end of the year. But accelerating growth in Germany, Spain and Italy, to a lesser extent, made up for slow growth in France. But the eurozone economy ...

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