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| Vladimir Putin will meet Donald Trump in Alaska to discuss peace in Ukraine—without Volodymyr Zelensky at the table. Trump has floated “land swaps”—trading Ukrainian territory for peace. But frontline soldiers have told our Ukraine correspondent, Oliver Carroll, that they will never accept a territorial concession, leaving Zelensky caught between the hardline stance of his troops and Washington’s shifting demands. #warinukraine #zelensky #donaldtrump #Putin #ukraine |
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Has Britain become the world’s best bargain for foreign companies?
2025-07-15
Why are American firms suddenly so hungry for British services? Archie Hall, our Britain economics correspondent, explains why there’s a silver lining amid all the bleak news about the British economy.
00:00 – How has Britain become so cheap?
02:30 – The attractiveness of the services economy
03:16 – How America is taking advantage of bargain Britain
04:30 – British assets are also becoming cheap
06:43 – The silver lining
Listen to the rest of the episode: https://econ.st/450l69b
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