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China Business Forum

[#TRADESHOW] 2025 #Shanghai #International #Lubricants and #Technology #Exhibition from June 4 to 6, 2025, at the Shanghai New International #Expo #Center in #China. As a #event for the lubricants #industry, it #showcases #automotive lubricants, #industrial lubricants, #metalworking fluids, #rust prevention materials, surface #cleaning solutions, lubricant #systems, and related #equipment. cnbusinessforum.com/event/2025

China Business Forum2025 Shanghai International Lubricants and Technology ExhibitionJoin 2025 Shanghai Lubricants & Technology Expo from June 4-6, 2025, at Shanghai New International Expo Center. Explore 200 exhibitors, 15,000 visitors, and the latest automotive and industrial
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MediaFaro Analysis

Giorgia Meloni’s government is still supporting Ukraine and backing NATO. Italy’s aerospace and defence sectors help explain why.

Both Meloni’s government and the opposition have put forward complicated if not unrealistic proposals for the war in Ukraine, such as a UN peacekeeping mission after a ceasefire, and repeatedly reaffirmed their commitment to NATO.

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Italy’s Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni leaves EU headquarters at the end of the special European Council meeting on continued support for Ukraine and European defence, in Brussels on 6 March 2025. | NicolasTucat/AFP
The Conversation Europe · Giorgia Meloni’s government is still supporting Ukraine and backing NATO. Italy’s aerospace and defence sectors help explain why.By Jean-Pierre Darnis
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R. Scott Pert

> Jingye, the Chinese steel group that owns the plant, blamed #DonaldTrump as it announced plans to shut key operations, putting up to 2,700 jobs at risk. It said the “imposition of #tariffs” had made the blast furnaces and steel making operations “no longer financially sustainable”. The closures signal the end of steel production in the #UK after more than 150 years. archive.is/2025.03.28-222848/h
#economy #brexit #steel #G7 #industry #China #MAGA

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R. Scott Pert

British Steel: Scunthorpe furnaces to close ending 150 years of UK production

> British Steel blames #DonaldTrump as it announces plans to shut Scunthorpe blast furnaces

> The closure will signal the end of virgin steel production in Britain, following the end of primary steel making in Port Talbot last year. Britain has been producing the alloy since the 1850s, with the metal playing a key role in the industrial revolution.

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#UK #economy #brexit #steel #G7 #industry

Jingye, the Chinese industrial group, has turned down £500m from Westminster to help green its British Steel plant in Scunthorpe Credit: Christopher Furlong/Getty Images
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15-15-15 - Rss Bot

Abandon All Hope: Dire Times for Europe 15-15-15.org/webzine/2025/03/2 #environmentalregulation #depletionofresources #deindustrialisation #energycolonialism #MakeAmericaAgain #renewableenergy #militarization #NextGeneration #ParisAgreement #climatechange #greenhydrogen #electriccars #energypolicy #DonaldTrump #geopolitics #regulations #peakdiesel #Highlight #argentina #Analysis #elonmusk #industry #poverty #energy #Rússia #EROI #EU

15/15\15 · Abandon All Hope: Dire Times for Europe(Antonio Turiel) The European Union has no resources to contribute, and it does have a high level of consumption that is of no benefit to the USA. So for the USA, in a cynical way, the best thing to do is to let Europe get poorer.
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CBC British Columbia

Book industry fears Canada's proposed counter-tariffs against U.S.-printed books will do more harm than good
Publishers, booksellers, authors and libraries — basically anyone involved in Canada’s book world — are worried countertariffs, proposed by the Canadian government on U.S.-published works, will do irreversible damage to the industry as we know it.
#book #industry #trade #politics #Canada #US
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