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China slams US-Taiwan trade talks

Beijing has urged Washington to cut off negotiations to improve trade ties with the island The Chinese government has insisted that Washington end its efforts to expand economic and military relations with Taipei after the latest round of talks between US and Taiwanese officials, arguing the moves threaten “peace and stability” in the region.

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First ‘right to repair’ law for electronics passed in US

Electronics manufacturers will be required to make tools and instructions for DIY repair available New York has passed the US’ first “right to repair” bill governing electronics, which will force “digital electronic products” manufacturers to supply tools, spare parts, and repair instructions to customers and independent resale shops.

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US, EU inflation result of ‘unprecedented’ money-printing – Putin

The Russian leader pointed to the US “printing press” and EU “green energy” policies Inflation in the US is a consequence of mistakes by American financial authorities, which they admitted to, while in the EU it has more to do with short-sighted energy policies in Brussels, Russian President Vladimir Putin said on Friday. Either way,…

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