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German Chancellor Merz: South Africa should have representation at the G20 meetings.
2026-10-21
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2026-10-21
Oct 21 — MOFCOM Vice Minister and China’s deputy chief trade negotiator Ling Ji met Faroe Islands Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Foreign Affairs and Fisheries Nielsen. Ling said China–Faroe Islands trade has grown rapidly in Faroese specialty
Oct 21 — MOFCOM Vice Minister and China’s deputy chief trade negotiator Ling Ji met Faroe Islands Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Foreign Affairs and Fisheries Nielsen. Ling said China–Faroe Islands trade has grown rapidly in Faroese specialty seafood is popular with Chinese consumers in recent years; China values developing economic and trade ties and is willing to strengthen dialogue and cooperation to promote trade liberalization and facilitation. The two sides signed a memorandum of understanding between MOFCOM and the Faroe Islands autonomous government to strengthen economic and trade cooperation.
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A controversial Namibian oil bill passed its second reading in parliament after intense public, opposition and analyst criticism. Critics say the bill would strip key oversight powers and concentrate authority over the energy sector in the president’
A controversial Namibian oil bill passed its second reading in parliament after intense public, opposition and analyst criticism. Critics say the bill would strip key oversight powers and concentrate authority over the energy sector in the president’s office. President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah, who has promoted the measure as the cornerstone of her regulatory reform agenda, and the presidency have dismissed those concerns, saying the bill would establish a new regulator under the presidential office to speed decision-making and contain necessary checks.
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