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  1. Carney Pitches Canada as a Haven of Investment Stability in a Chaotic World

    Prime Minister Mark Carney gathered roughly 100 money managers from about 25 countries, including the United States, in…
    #Canada #Carney #Customs(Tariff) #DonaldJ #ForeignInvestments #Harper #InternationalRelations #InternationalTradeandWorldMarket #MarkJ #StephenJ #Toronto(Ontario) #Trump #UnitedStates #UnitedStatesInternationalRelations
    europesays.com/canada/217272/

  2. BP Just Returned to Venezuela. Brilliant Bet or a Big Mistake?

    A Bloomberg report on August 18 revealed that BP plc (NYSE:BP) has become the latest foreign company to…
    #EuropeSays #Britain #Europe #EU #BP #BPPLC #foreigninvestment #ForeignInvestments #heavyfueloil #Trafigura #Venezuela #Venezuelanoil #Venezuelanoiltrade #Vitol
    europesays.com/britain/112060/

  3. Windfall on Day 1 of UP-Japan investment meet: Rs 3,191-cr projects for Gr Noida, 500-acre Japanese City

    Lucknow: Uttar Pradesh is gearing up for a major Japanese investment push, with three projects proposed by Escorts…
    #EuropeSays #Japan #JP #Economy #ChiefMinisterYogiAdityanath #EconomyofJapan #foreigninvestments #Japan'seconomy #Japaneseeconomy #UttarPradesh
    europesays.com/japan/76903/

  4. Yen rises as Japan lures pension funds into domestic assets

    By Rae Wee SINGAPORE, July 10 (Reuters) – The yen bounced on Friday on news that Japan plans…
    #EuropeSays #Japan #JP #financialassets #foreigninvestments #pensionfunds #SatsukiKatayama #theGovernment​PensionInvestmentFund
    europesays.com/japan/56276/

  5. Andy Burnham, the UK’s Likely Next Prime Minister, Made His Name in Manchester. Here’s How.

    At a construction site in the northwest English city of Manchester, a huge hunk of steel was …
    #Manchester #UnitedKingdom #UK #GB #England #Headlines #News #Europe #EU #AndrewM(1970-) #Britain #Building(Construction) #Burnham #FactoriesandManufacturing #foreigninvestments #GreatBritain #LabourParty(GreatBritain) #Mayors #PoliticsandGovernment #UniversityofManchester
    europesays.com/uk/1072276/

  6. Andy Burnham, the UK’s Likely Next Prime Minister, Made His Name in Manchester. Here’s How.

    At a construction site in the northwest English city of Manchester, a huge hunk of steel was being…
    #EuropeSays #Britain #Europe #EU #AndrewM(1970-) #Building(Construction) #Burnham #England #FactoriesandManufacturing #ForeignInvestments #GreatBritain #LabourParty(GreatBritain) #Mayors #PoliticsandGovernment #UniversityofManchester
    europesays.com/britain/77323/

  7. Justice system, migrant workers, USA, and foreign investments. ZdG Interview with Canada’s Ambassador to Moldova

    “Joining the European Union will be an achievement that will benefit not only the current generation, but also…
    #Moldova #MD #Europe #Europa #EU #Ambassador #america #Canada #canadaambassador #foreigninvestments #migrantworkers #USA
    europesays.com/3068644/

  8. Auspol #GoughWhitlam #JohnMenadue #TheDismissal
    #Zionism #TheLoansAffair #PinceKingCharles #PineGap
    #ForeignInvestments #Power #TheLoansAffair

    What would Whitlam think of the Albanese Government?
    an interesting conversation between John Menadue and Bart Shteinman about whitlam’s style, compared to that of albanese
    —-a mid length but rewarding read covering a range of topics

    “John Menadue: On the American relationship, it would be very, very different. Whitlam showed his colours about a month after his election by criticising the American bombing of Hanoi and Haiphong. The Americans were terribly upset with that, because we were supposed to be a locked-in ally. People around the White House with Nixon were calling us — or at least the Australian Government, the prime minister — “North Vietnamese collaborators”. And there were some rude words that Nixon said about Whitlam – that they were “peaceniks” or worse!”

    and
    “Whitlam was the first person who explained to me the difference between Judaism and Zionism. As a young man I hadn’t appreciated the difference. He explained it to me, and it was quite a revelation.”
    ———
    an interjection from maude:

    incidentally, 🤔 iirc, israel in the 60s & 70s had the west’s sympathy (“remember the holocaust”, and Leon Uris books)… the reaction in 1978 after the oscars where Vanessa Redgrave spoke in favour of Palestine was huge

    anyway, back to the article discussing whitlam and albanese
    ————-

    “John Menadue: Most people would agree the politics of the Connor fundraising left a lot to be desired. It was messy, very difficult. Gough expressed a lack of confidence in Treasury and Treasury paid it back in spades, leaking a lot of information about the loan raising. So it was politically very damaging.
    But what drove Rex Connor and was supported in the Labor Party generally was lost sight of in the whole “loans affair”. It was an attempt by the government to address the problem of foreign ownership of our resources. Now, around 80% of our resource industries are owned offshore: BHP, Rio Tinto, and so on, and Rex Connor was trying to head that off. Instead of selling off our companies, we would borrow but retain ownership in Australia. That would have been difficult to achieve, but that’s what drove Rex Connor, and most Australians would applaud that now.”

    and
    “We often hear Lord Acton: “Power corrupts, and absolute power corrupts absolutely,” but it was Robert Caro who made the point that power reveals what people are really like…”

    johnmenadue.com/post/2025/11/w

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