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The Swiss government says that the supply of gasoline and diesel has been restored through normal supply channels.
2026-09-21
The Swiss government says that the supply of gasoline and diesel has been restored through normal supply channels.
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On Sept. 21 Taobao said it will expand this year’s Double 11 shopping festival to 20 overseas markets, with more than 1.2 million merchants participating. Thirteen countries and regions will offer free shipping, and Hong Kong, Macau, Singapore and Ma
On Sept. 21 Taobao said it will expand this year’s Double 11 shopping festival to 20 overseas markets, with more than 1.2 million merchants participating. Thirteen countries and regions will offer free shipping, and Hong Kong, Macau, Singapore and Malaysia will have zero-threshold free shipping. Taobao will add an overseas traffic entry on its homepage and launch a Discover channel, overseas rankings and curated lists. Taobao said its outbound GMV has posted double-digit growth for six consecutive years and that over 150,000 merchants saw exports more than double year‑on‑year after going overseas.
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CNN, MS Now and Politico said they will sue the Trump administration after the White House revoked their reporters' credentials and barred them from the premises. The outlets said the revocation, taken without prior notice or due process and allegedl
CNN, MS Now and Politico said they will sue the Trump administration after the White House revoked their reporters' credentials and barred them from the premises. The outlets said the revocation, taken without prior notice or due process and allegedly in response to displeasure with their reporting, violations their First Amendment rights and they will sue to defend press freedom and the public's access to independent reporting.
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