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Leveraging Trade to Reduce Plastic Pollution – August 2025 Global Trade Update

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Discover how plastic pollution, with 436M metric tons produced in 2023, impacts global health and ecosystems, and why the Global Plastics Treaty aims to address tariff disparities and promote sustainable alternatives to curb this crisis.

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International Investment in Digital Economy – 2025 UNCTAD Report

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The 2024 global FDI decline to $1.5 trillion, with Europe facing a 58% drop, North America and Africa seeing gains, and challenges in infrastructure and renewable energy, as outlined in UNCTAD’s World Investment Report 2025.

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India’s Prime Minister Promises to Stand Firm on Agriculture Amid Rising US Tariffs

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President Trump’s 50% tariff on Indian products, effective August 28, 2025, targets India’s Russian oil imports, prompting PM Modi to prioritize the agricultural sector, raising concerns about the US-India strategic partnership after failed trade talks.

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Egypt and Turkey Condemn Israel’s Plan to Take Control of Gaza City

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Egypt and Turkey condemn Israel’s plan to control Gaza, starting with Gaza City, as “unacceptable,” urging Muslim unity and highlighting stalled mediation efforts by Egypt, Qatar, and the U.S. amid rising tensions.

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African Nations Seek to Renegotiate Trump-era Tariffs due to Concerns Over Potential Economic Consequences

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President Trump’s new tariffs, with South Africa facing a 30% rate and Lesotho a 15% rate, threaten unemployment and the clothing sector, prompting negotiations by South Africa, Botswana, and Lesotho to secure better trade terms.

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