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32Group, a distributor of ZM Trucks’ zero-emission electric and fuel cell electric commercial vehicles, announced that it placed its first 900-unit truck order with ZO Motors North America for sales in their region. 32Group distributes ZM Trucks’ products in West Asia, North Africa, and Southern Europe. ZO Motors is the parent company of ZM Trucks. With this truck order from ZO Motors, 32Group aims to become a top supplier of new energy commercial vehicles in North America. ZM Trucks is North America's newest zero-emissions commercial truck brand and the western expression of ZO Motors.

Home News BIESTERFELD BIESTERFELDBIESTERFELD Northern German distribution group strengthens presence in South Africa with acquisition / Composite materials for shipbuilding and aviation industries By Plasteurope.com staffThe Biesterfeld group, which includes distributor Biesterfeld Plastic (Hamburg, Germany; www.biesterfeld.com), said it has acq... Published on 11.06.2024 By Plasteurope.com staffThe Biesterfeld group, which includes distributor Biesterfeld Plastic (Hamburg, Germany; www.biesterfeld.com), said it has acq... Subscribe to PIE... Start your free PIE trial now... E-mail address Password Forgot your PIE password? Contact to PIE...© 2001-2024 by Plasteurope.com, Bad HomburgDate of print: 11.06.2024 18:51:15 (Ref: 23621881)Text and images are subject to copyright and other laws for protection of intellectual property. Any duplication or distribution in any media as a whole or in parts requires prior written approval by Plasteurope.

File photoSeoul's military said Tuesday it had fired warning shots after North Korean soldiers briefly crossed the border this week, with tensions high over Pyongyang's trash-carrying balloons and Seoul's loudspeaker propaganda campaigns. "After our military issued warning broadcasts and warning shots, they retreated northward," it said, adding the incident happened June 9. "Apart from the immediate retreat of the North Korean soldiers following our warning shots, there were no unusual movements observed", the JCS said, adding the military was closely monitoring troops near the border. South Korea's military said Monday it had detected signs the North was installing its own loudspeakers. The 2018 pact was a hallmark achievement of former president Moon Jae-in, who met with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un repeatedly in a bid to improve ties.

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SEOUL, South Korea — Mammoth South Korean loudspeakers blaring BTS music. Large North Korean balloons carrying manure, cigarette butts and waste batteries. Small South Korean civilian leaflets slamming North Korean leader Kim Jong Un. North Korean broadcasts in the past revolved mainly around praising its system and harsh censuring of South Korea. They said past North Korean broadcasts from its loudspeakers were not clearly audible in South Korean areas.

MOSCOW: Russian grain exporters see potential to increase supplies of pulses and cereals to India and China while continuing to focus on their traditional markets in the Middle East and North Africa, the agriculture ministry said on Tuesday.Turkey 's decision to halt wheat imports will not affect the level of Russian exports, it said in a statement following talks between Agriculture Minister Oksana Lut and grain exporters. "In the current environment, domestic exporters will focus on the key markets of the Middle East and North Africa, as well as on developing relations with India and China, where there is progress in the supply of pulses and broad prospects for grain crops. For us, by and large, given that the harvest will be significantly lower than the last two years, it will not have any negative impact. Egypt ranked first, Bangladesh third, with Pakistan and Algeria also in the top five importers. Grain supplies to Turkey fell by 23% on last season, reaching 6.5 million tons at the end of May.

Cairo-based startup Sahl has raised US$6 million in Series A and seed funding to act as a one-stop shop for household bills, in collaboration with government entities. Sahl is a mobile bill payment app that offers users the convenience of paying bills for over 50 services including electricity, gas, water, and mobile. The startup has also launched B2B products to expand its audience by offering utility services and payment acceptance to other companies. Sahl’s US$6 million funding round was led by Ayady for Investment and Development, a leading Egyptian investment firm, with participation from existing investors Egypt Pay, Delta Electronic Systems, and E-Finance. Fueled by the recent round of funding, Sahl is set to evolve into a comprehensive financial services provider.

Europe’s Africa policy was greatly affected by Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, especially as energy and food supply became weaponised as a Russian tool of aggression. In response, stronger bilateral, regional, and multilateral cooperation is needed between African organisations and countries and Western actors. Both parties should continue to accelerate existing objectives, like the 2030 Agenda, debt, sustainable development, health security, energy independence, political instability, and democracy and human rights. All these priorities, if well implemented through the G7 mandate, could also help Italian prime minister Giorgia Meloni to finally succeed in tackling migration through a multilateral approach rather than a purely domestic one. In this episode, Elisabeth Sidiropoulos, chief executive of the South African Institute for International Affairs, and Maddalena Procopio, senior policy fellow at ECFR’s Africa programme, discuss how Meloni could advance her policy ideas on Africa through the G7 presidency.

A HAPP-partnered seminar hosted by the The National Cold War Center. Image Credit National Cold War CenterIconic Moments: “Tear Down This Wall”Historical and Museographical perspectives on Ronald Reagan’s 1987 Berlin speechZoom Link: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/83538544111The Blytheville Cold War Forum continues Wednesday, June 12, at 12:30 p.m.(EDT), hosted by the congressionally designated National Cold War Center, to be located on the former Blytheville Air Force Base in Blytheville, Arkansas. The Center’s National Advisory Board Co-Chair, Dr. Christian Ostermann (Woodrow Wilson Center) will moderate the second edition of the monthly series, with a focus on the powerful 1987 speech US President Ronald Reagan delivered in Berlin. International experts on Ronald Reagan, Mikhail Gorbachev, and the Cold War comprise this month’s prestigious panel:Andreas Etges, Cold War Center, Berlin and University of MunichBeth Fischer, University of TorontoMelissa Giller, Ronald Reagan Library and Museum, Simi Valley, CAPavel Palazhchenko, Gorbachev Foundation, MoscowJoin this hour of enlightening and stimulating discussion, and mark your calendar for second Wednesdays at 12:30 (EDT), as the Blytheville Cold War Forum continues to bring you new perspectives on the war that saved the world. Organized and hosted by The National Cold War Center, which will serve as the United States’ official museum of the Cold War.

Zain Sudan, part of Zain Group, a leading wireless operator in the Middle East and North Africa, is a frontrunner in customer engagement through Unstructured Supplementary Service Data (USSD). After a recent data centre outage, Zain Sudan trusted CSG® (NASDAQ: CSGS) to drive the disaster recovery of its wireless business and keep the people of Sudan connected, while preserving its market leadership. “The USSD channel is crucial for Zain Sudan customers to stay connected. When Zain Sudan lost its data centre due to the ongoing conflict in Sudan, its USSD gateway collapsed, halting services in the country. CSG’s prompt gateway rebuild enabled Zain Sudan to quickly regain revenue and allow the people of Sudan to stay connected during this challenging time.

GENEVA: The United Nations’ refugees chief on Monday denounced the politicisation of migration in European elections. Filippo Grandi told reporters that his ‘main’ concern after the weekend’s European Parliament elections, was that “the refugee-migration theme has become so politicised in these elections”. The European elections handed significant gains to ‘far-right parties’, across much of the continent. This, he said, was “partly because some politicians have manipulated it, have portrayed it as a threat, as a risk”. A ‘heftier’ representation of the ‘far-right’ is expected to make itself felt, on the EU’s migration and asylum agenda.

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MOSCOW, June 11 (Xinhua) -- Russia's Ministry of Agriculture said Tuesday that the country's grain exporters will shift their focus to key markets in the Middle East and North Africa, and strengthen relationships with India and China. During a meeting led by Russian Agriculture Minister Oksana Lut with grain exporters, it was unanimously agreed that Turkey's import refusal would not affect Russia's export capabilities, the ministry said. The consensus was that for the upcoming season, starting on July 1, Russia plans to reduce its grain supply to the global market to 60 million tons. The ministry also said that considering last year's high yield, Russia aims to deliver up to 70 million tons of grains to the global markets, including 53 million tons of wheat, in the ongoing season, which concludes on June 30. The Turkish Ministry of Agriculture is suspending wheat imports from June 21 to Oct. 15 to support local producers as grain prices are expected to fall.