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bne IntelliNews Editor's Picks – Will Trump’s Central Asia summit in Washington help break the Chinese chokehold on rare earths?
As US President Donald Trump prepares to host the leaders of Central Asia’s five republics in Washington on November 6, rare earths are likely to be an important part of the discussions at the...
bne IntelliNews Editor's Picks – New members expected to join EU by 2030 as enlargement momentum builds
EU expansion gathering...
bne IntelliNews Editor's Picks – Russia closing the trap as its forces expand control of Pokrovsk
Russia closing the trap in the battle for...
bne IntelliNews Editor's Picks – Ukraine’s elite HUR forces turn the tide in the battle for Pokrovsk, as Russia’s effort to capture key logistics hub fails
The battle for...
bne IntelliNews Editor's Picks – Washington has a new focus on a Caspian energy play
Trump’s new focus on Caspian energy...
bne IntelliNews Editor's Picks – Situation critical in Ukraine’s frontline key logistics hub Pokrovskd
Pokrovsk situation...
bne IntelliNews Editor's Picks – CEE needs a new growth model as FDI plunges
Europe needs a new economic...
bne IntelliNews Editor's Picks – Russia's Lukoil to sell international assets as a result of new US oil sanctions
Lukoil to sell foreign assets due to US oil...
bne IntelliNews Editor's Picks – US Treasury Secretary Bessent blasts “Russian propagandist” special envoy Dmitriev in Washington PR debacle
Dmitriev goes to...
bne IntelliNews Editor's Picks – Turkmenistan’s TAPI gas pipeline takes off
The long-awaited 1,800 km Turkmenistan-Afghanistan-Pakistan-India pipeline (TAPI) is at last edging towards becoming a reality, writes bne IntelliNews’ editor-in-chief Ben Aris from the Turkmen...
bne IntelliNews Editor's Picks – Serbian president calls shooting outside parliament a terrorist attack
A shooting and subsequent fire outside the Serbian parliament on October 22 has intensified political tensions in a country already deeply polarised after nearly a year of anti-government...
bne IntelliNews Editor's Picks – The fall of Azerbaijan's Grey Cardinal
For nearly a quarter of a century, one man shaped the internal architecture of power in Azerbaijan while remaining largely invisible to the outside world, writes our correspondent Cavid Aga in an...