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Japan Considers Using Bank of Japan Asset-Sale Proceeds to Ease Mounting Fiscal Pressures
TOKYO, Japan, 6 November — Japan plans to use proceeds generated from the Bank of Japan's increased sales of exchange-traded funds to support government spending on economic security and growth priorities, as Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi seeks additional funding sources without relying excessively on new borrowing.
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Africa’s Infrastructure Signal: How Reliable Power Can Unlock Industrial Growth and Investment
Reliable infrastructure is becoming a critical foundation for Africa’s next phase of economic and industrial development. In this edition of The Aldrenor Brief, we examine the Gran
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Japan Considers Using Bank of Japan Asset-Sale Proceeds to Ease Mounting Fiscal Pressures
TOKYO, Japan, 6 November — Japan plans to use proceeds generated from the Bank of Japan's increased sales of exchange-traded funds to support government spending on economic security and growth priorities, as Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi seeks additional funding sources without relying excessively on new borrowing.
COP31 Faces Growing Pressure to Translate Renewable Energy Pledges into Investment and Deliverable Climate-Finance Commitments
ANTALYA, Türkiye, 6 November — Governments, development banks and private investors face mounting pressure to turn renewable energy and climate commitments into funded projects as Türkiye prepares to host the COP31 climate conference from 9 to 20 November.
US Deportation Drive Intensifies Human Rights Concerns as Washington Expands Migration Enforcement
WASHINGTON — The Trump administration’s expanding deportation programme is facing renewed scrutiny over the treatment and legal protection of migrants transferred to third countries, after police in Equatorial Guinea allegedly pointed firearms at people deported from the United States.
South Korean Audit Exposes Deepening Strains in US Alliance as Washington Recalibrates Regional Military Priorities
SEOUL, South Korea, 5 November 2026 — A parliamentary audit in South Korea has exposed growing friction in the country's alliance with the United States, raising questions about the future of regional security cooperation as Washington increasingly directs its military attention towards China.
