The European Union’s Trade Commissioner, Cecilia Malmstrom, on Thursday said she hopes an EU mission to…
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WTO to consider U.S. request for sanctions in Airbus case
World Trade Organization (WTO) arbitrators will evaluate a United States request to impose billions of dollars…
Abuja light rail line opens to passengers
The Federal Government has opened a new Chinese-built light railway network in the capital Abuja after…
Senate to probe ‘anomalies’ in renewal of oil leases
The Senate on Wednesday said it will investigate anomalies in the renewal of oil leases by…
Airbus activating Brexit contingency plans – CEO
The Chief Executive of Officer of Airbus, Tom Enders, has said he is activating Brexit contingency…
Rescue boat to take dead migrants bodies to Spain
Proactiva Open Arms, a sea rescue charity is seeking permission to take the bodies…
Ethiopia-Eritrea record first commercial flight in 20 years
The first commercial flights from Ethiopia to Eritrea in 20 years took off early on Wednesday.…
Libya: Two migrants die on boat abandoned by coast guard
A woman and a boy adrift in the Mediterranean died just hours before help reached their…
China’s growth slows as trade row stirs concerns on outlook
China’s economy expanded at a slower pace in the second quarter as Beijing’s efforts to contain…
Libyan coast guard intercepts 160 migrants
Libya’s coast guard has intercepted some 160 Europe-bound African migrants, including dozens of children and women,…
Brexit: Rolls-Royce may stockpile parts in Q4
British engine maker, Rolls-Royce, could start stockpiling parts later this year if it looked like Britain…
Boeing aims for supplier cost reductions
Boeing says it will press for deeper price cuts from suppliers with overlapping operations once it…