Regarding UAE and the USD
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Israel, the United Arab Emirates and Bahrain have signed agreements to establish formal relations, ending a decades-old taboo in Arab diplomacy as power and priorities shift in the Middle East.
“Today’s signing sets history on a new course,” Donald Trump told a crowd outside the White House where the deal was signed. “This an incredible day for the world,” he said.
“Today’s signing sets history on a new course,” Donald Trump told a crowd outside the White House where the deal was signed. “This an incredible day for the world,” he said.
Will do.
The Abraham Accords: Unlocking Sustainable and Inclusive Growth Across the Middle East | UAE Embassy
With strong bipartisan support in the United States and praise from countries around the world, the UAE and Israel signed a historic normalization agreement in September 2020 that is transforming the Middle East.
With strong bipartisan support in the United States and praise from countries around the world, the UAE and Israel signed a historic normalization agreement in September 2020 that is transforming the Middle East. The Abraham Accords have led to new forms of cooperation in the Middle East and beyond. Three years on, the Abraham Accords are delivering on their promise of expanded trade and commerce, deeper people-to-people ties and a more integrated region.
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Thanks for sharing. The CCP is super pissed about what's been going on this past year.
China slams Bessent’s remarks as spat deepens
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Chinese embassy: US official’s Argentina comments are ‘defamation and calumny’
United States Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent had said that his country wanted to avoid a ‘China in Africa’ situation in Latin America
Keep busting that **** up.
China’s Massive Belt and Road Initiative | Council on Foreign Relations
China’s colossal infrastructure investments may usher in a new era of trade and growth for economies in Asia and beyond. But skeptics worry that China is laying a debt trap for borrowing governments.
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Today, Treasury’s Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) sanctioned Hengli Petrochemical (Dalian) Refinery Co., Ltd., a China-based independent teapot refinery. China-based teapot refineries continue to play a vital role in sustaining Iran’s oil economy, and Hengli Petrochemical is one of Iran’s largest customers, having purchased billions of dollars’ worth of Iranian petroleum. Additionally today, OFAC is targeting around 40 shipping firms and vessels associated with Iran’s shadow fleet. Economic Fury continues to disrupt Tehran’s ability to generate the revenue that enables the regime’s reckless terrorist activities.