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UK supply chain crisis leads to worst food shortages since 1970s
นอกจากการดูบทความนี้แล้ว คุณยังสามารถดูข้อมูลที่เป็นประโยชน์อื่นๆ อีกมากมายที่เราให้ไว้ที่นี่: ดูเพิ่มเติม
The UK is in the grip of a supply chain crisis.\r
It has led to record inflation and the worst shortages of food and basic supplies since the 1970s.\r
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It is complicated by factors like a fall in the number of heavy goods vehicle drivers, Brexit, the climate crisis and a global economy struggling to emerge from the pandemic.\r
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Al Jazeera’s Jonah Hull has more from London.
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Evergrande’s Debt Problems: Could It Cripple China’s Economy? – TLDR News
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China’s largest homebuilding firm Evergrande has been accumulating debt to capitalise on their booming housing market. But with Chinese regulators stepping in to try and stabilise the market, there are concerns that Evergrande could collapse under the weight of its debts. In this video, we discuss how it got to this point, why China’s economy is at risk, and why the Chinese government is stuck in a difficult position.
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To see Germany’s future, look at its cars | The Economist
As the election approaches, Germany’s carmakers will face the same challenges as its new leaders: a need to innovate, tackle climate change and reassess its trade relationship with China. How this worldrenowned motor industry navigates the road ahead could tell a lot about Germany’s future.
00:00 Germany faces numerous challenges
00:49 Can Germany’s cars reveal its future? (or whatever the title is)
02:13 Is Germany too reliant on trade with China?
03:46 Germany’s reluctance to digitalise
05:09 The race to go electric
06:41 The future of electric cars
08:17 What’s in store for Germany’s new leader?
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How License Plates led to a Border Conflict: Serbia \u0026 Kosovo Explained – TLDR News
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Serbia and Kosovo have had a difficult history, with the two sides never quite agreeing on their border or even on their existence. However, tensions reignited recently over… license plates?! In this video we explain exactly what happened and how the international community stepped in to prevent this issue from escalating yet further.
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Berlin’s Plan to Seize Homes from Landlords: Nationalising Property – TLDR News
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Last Sunday, while everyone was talking about the German election, Berlin was voting in a referendum on a contentious issue. In that referendum the city attempted to solve their housing crisis by nationalising property; seizing home from large landlords. So in this video we’ll explain how Berlin got to this point and if the plan will ever become a reality.
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