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Ivanka Trump To Help US Choose Candidate For World Bank
President Donald Trump's daughter and advisor Ivanka will help the United States choose its candidate to lead the World Bank but she will not be the one, the White House said on Monday.
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Ivanka Trump, Nikki Haley In Race For World Bank President's Post: Report
Former UN Ambassador Nikki Haley and US President Donald Trump's daughter and adviser Ivanka are among possible US candidates to replace outgoing World Bank President Jim Yong Kim, The Financial Times reported on Friday.
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World Bank President Jim Yong Kim Announces Resignation
World Bank President Jim Yong Kim announced Monday he would step down next month, more than three years before his current term was due to expire.
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World Bank Chief Hails India's "Unprecedented" Ease Of Business Ranking
World Bank president Jim Yong Kim Friday described India's jump in the ease of doing business index as a "historic and unprecedented achievement".
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Bangladesh To Get $480 Million From World Bank To Tackle Rohingya Crisis
The World Bank said on Thursday it would provide up to $480 million in grant-based support to Bangladesh to address the needs of Rohingya refugees including health, education, water, sanitation and social protection.
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US To Give North Korea New Timeline For Denuclearization: Official
The United States will soon present a timeline to North Korea with "specific asks" of Pyongyang after a historic summit between U.S. President Donald Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong Il, a senior U.S. defense official said.
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'Too Soon' To Tell If Korean Olympic Thaw Will Last: Jim Mattis
US Defence Secretary Jim Mattis cast doubt Sunday on whether North Korea's charm offensive at the Winter Olympics would lead to a lasting rapprochement between Pyongyang and Seoul.
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Paris Climate Summit A Chance For Real Progress: World Bank
The Paris climate summit next week offers a chance for concrete advances in the fight against global warming, even without the support of President Donald Trump, World Bank President Jim Yong Kim said.
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With North Korea Missile Reach Global, Focus Falls On Defenses
North Korea's latest rocket launch saw it shoot an intercontinental ballistic missile higher than ever before, prompting US Defense Secretary Jim Mattis to warn that Pyongyang could soon threaten "everywhere in the world."
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Kim Jong-un's Latest Site Inspection - A Cosmetics Factory. With Wife
North Korean leader Kim Jong-un has taken time away from the confrontation with the US and allies to visit a cosmetics factory in Pyongyang. He went to the newly renovated factory with senior party members and his rarely seen wife, Ri Sol-ju, BBC reported on Sunday.
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Protectionism, Policy Uncertainty Risks To Global Economic Recovery, Says World Bank Chief
"This is the time to implement the reforms that are going to insulate against potential downturns in the future," said World Bank President Jim Yong Kim.
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India's Economic Slowdown 'Temporary, An Aberration', Says World Bank
The recent slowdown in India's economic growth is an "aberration" and mainly due to a temporary disruption caused by preparations for the new national tax GST, the World Bank said on Thursday, also stating that it will get corrected in the coming months.
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US Pentagon Chief 'Shocked' By US Military Readiness, Warns On North Korea
On Monday the US pentagon chief Jim Mattis communicated his disappointment with the state of the US military's readiness, blaming legal budget caps and the grind of 16 years of constant year.
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China Taking Unprecedented Leadership In Development: World Bank Chief Jim Yong Kim
China is taking "unprecedented" leadership in the overall world of development and the country has been illustrating that it is concerned about growth, World Bank President Jim Young Kim said on Thursday.
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World Bank Announces $57 Billion Financial Aid For Sub-Saharan Africa
The World Bank on Sunday announced $57 billion in financing for sub-Saharan Africa over the next three fiscal years. Of that total, $45 billion will come from the International Development Association, the World Bank fund that provides grants and interest-free loans for the world's poorest countries.
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Ivanka Trump To Help US Choose Candidate For World Bank
President Donald Trump's daughter and advisor Ivanka will help the United States choose its candidate to lead the World Bank but she will not be the one, the White House said on Monday.
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Ivanka Trump, Nikki Haley In Race For World Bank President's Post: Report
Former UN Ambassador Nikki Haley and US President Donald Trump's daughter and adviser Ivanka are among possible US candidates to replace outgoing World Bank President Jim Yong Kim, The Financial Times reported on Friday.
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World Bank President Jim Yong Kim Announces Resignation
World Bank President Jim Yong Kim announced Monday he would step down next month, more than three years before his current term was due to expire.
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World Bank Chief Hails India's "Unprecedented" Ease Of Business Ranking
World Bank president Jim Yong Kim Friday described India's jump in the ease of doing business index as a "historic and unprecedented achievement".
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Bangladesh To Get $480 Million From World Bank To Tackle Rohingya Crisis
The World Bank said on Thursday it would provide up to $480 million in grant-based support to Bangladesh to address the needs of Rohingya refugees including health, education, water, sanitation and social protection.
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US To Give North Korea New Timeline For Denuclearization: Official
The United States will soon present a timeline to North Korea with "specific asks" of Pyongyang after a historic summit between U.S. President Donald Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong Il, a senior U.S. defense official said.
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'Too Soon' To Tell If Korean Olympic Thaw Will Last: Jim Mattis
US Defence Secretary Jim Mattis cast doubt Sunday on whether North Korea's charm offensive at the Winter Olympics would lead to a lasting rapprochement between Pyongyang and Seoul.
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Paris Climate Summit A Chance For Real Progress: World Bank
The Paris climate summit next week offers a chance for concrete advances in the fight against global warming, even without the support of President Donald Trump, World Bank President Jim Yong Kim said.
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With North Korea Missile Reach Global, Focus Falls On Defenses
North Korea's latest rocket launch saw it shoot an intercontinental ballistic missile higher than ever before, prompting US Defense Secretary Jim Mattis to warn that Pyongyang could soon threaten "everywhere in the world."
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Kim Jong-un's Latest Site Inspection - A Cosmetics Factory. With Wife
North Korean leader Kim Jong-un has taken time away from the confrontation with the US and allies to visit a cosmetics factory in Pyongyang. He went to the newly renovated factory with senior party members and his rarely seen wife, Ri Sol-ju, BBC reported on Sunday.
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Protectionism, Policy Uncertainty Risks To Global Economic Recovery, Says World Bank Chief
"This is the time to implement the reforms that are going to insulate against potential downturns in the future," said World Bank President Jim Yong Kim.
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India's Economic Slowdown 'Temporary, An Aberration', Says World Bank
The recent slowdown in India's economic growth is an "aberration" and mainly due to a temporary disruption caused by preparations for the new national tax GST, the World Bank said on Thursday, also stating that it will get corrected in the coming months.
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US Pentagon Chief 'Shocked' By US Military Readiness, Warns On North Korea
On Monday the US pentagon chief Jim Mattis communicated his disappointment with the state of the US military's readiness, blaming legal budget caps and the grind of 16 years of constant year.
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China Taking Unprecedented Leadership In Development: World Bank Chief Jim Yong Kim
China is taking "unprecedented" leadership in the overall world of development and the country has been illustrating that it is concerned about growth, World Bank President Jim Young Kim said on Thursday.
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World Bank Announces $57 Billion Financial Aid For Sub-Saharan Africa
The World Bank on Sunday announced $57 billion in financing for sub-Saharan Africa over the next three fiscal years. Of that total, $45 billion will come from the International Development Association, the World Bank fund that provides grants and interest-free loans for the world's poorest countries.
