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US and China in five charts: How trade, oil and rare earths shape their rivalry | The National (opens the original)
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As Chinese President Xi Jinping meets US President Donald Trump in New York, the economic relationship between the worldâs two largest economies is increasingly a contest over which has more leverage â and where each remains vulnerable. Years of tariffs and efforts to reduce dependence have reshaped US-China trade. Washington is seeking greater leverage over Beijingâs access to energy, while China retains a powerful hand in rare earths and critical minerals. Meanwhile, the US trade deficit
Hugo Chavez to Donald Trump: Venezuelaâs tumultuous oil history | The National (opens the original)
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Venezuelaâs vast oil reserves once promised enduring power and prosperity, but decades of political upheaval, mismanagement and foreign intervention have turned them into the centrepiece of a global energy contest. The Latin American country has the worldâs largest oil reserves, outstripping Saudi Arabia, Russia and Iran. However, despite having more than 300 billion barrels in reserves, Venezuela produced just over 1 million barrels per day (bpd) in 2025. This year, Caracas found itself in
France and Spain's devastating wildfires outpacing previous years | The National (opens the original)
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It has been a month since many European countries issued heatwave warnings as people struggled to keep cool amid rising temperatures. But those warnings could not have anticipated the scale of the wildfires burning the continent's meadows and forests. Two neighbouring countries have been in the spotlight: France, with more than 96,000 hectares of land burnt by mid-July, and Spain, with over 179,000ha, according to data from the Global Wildfire Information System. France's total so far this year
What does VAR data show about 'favouritism' in Fifa World Cup 2026? | The National (opens the original)
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When England meet Argentina in their World Cup semi-final in Atlanta on Wednesday, the referee may be watched as closely as the players. Fifa's appointment of the American official Ismail Elfath, described by some media outlets as Lionel Messi's "favourite referee", has intensified favouritism claims and the 'VARgentina' tag spreading online. Data from Brennan Klein of Northeastern University's NetSI Sport group measured how often VAR decisions go for or against each side per 100 fouls across th
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