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First shipment of tariff-free wheat from U.S. arrives in Vietnam

Capital Press 26 Feb 2022
wheat after the southeast Asian nation eliminated its 3% import tariff ... 6 at Ho Chi Minh City carrying more than 68,350 metric tons of soft white and hard red spring wheat grown in the Pacific Northwest and Northern Plains ... wheat moving into Vietnam," said Steve Mercer, vice president of communications for U.S. Wheat Associates ... Wheat.
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China lifted restrictions on Russian wheat weeks before eruption of conflict: Report

The Siasat Daily 26 Feb 2022
Just before the unprecedented rise in tensions between Russia and Ukraine, China signed a deal with Russia lifting import restrictions on Wheat and Barley, media reports said ... Adding further that, China’s move would hurt other major exporters of wheat to China, including Australia, European Union (EU), Canada.
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World leaders slap sanctions on the Kremlin over invasion )

Messenger-Inquirer 26 Feb 2022
“Putin chose this war, and now he and his country will bear the consequences,” U.S. President Joe Biden declared ... From the U.S ... R ... +2 ... China went further and approved imports of wheat from Russia, a move that could reduce the impact of Western sanctions. Russia, one of the biggest wheat producers, would be vulnerable if foreign markets were closed off ... .
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US: China Risks Credibility by Backing Russia

Beijing News 26 Feb 2022
The U.S ... China's customs agency on Thursday approved imports of wheat from Russia, a move that could help to reduce the impact of Western sanctions imposed over Moscow's attack on Ukraine ... UN Chief ... President Richard Nixon's visit to China, a move seen as driving a wedge between the two most significant communist powers at that time, Russia and China.
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Opinion | Why China Sees Opportunity in Russia’s Invasion of Ukraine

Politico 26 Feb 2022
China’s customs agency on Thursday approved imports of wheat from all regions of Russia, a move that could help to reduce the impact of possible Western sanctions imposed over Moscow’s attack on Ukraine.
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Paralysed banking system pushing Afghanistan towards collapse – Red Cross

Metro USA 25 Feb 2022
Supply trucks carrying aid shipments containing wheat to Afghanistan, move in a convoy near Lahore, ... Supply trucks carrying aid shipments containing wheat to Afghanistan, move in a convoy near Lahore, ... Supply trucks carrying aid shipments containing wheat to Afghanistan, move in a convoy near Lahore,.
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China lifts restrictions on Russian wheat imports

Henry Herald 25 Feb 2022
China has relaxed restrictions on imports of Russian wheat, a move that could address food security concerns in the world's second largest economy and ease the impact of Western sanctions on Russia. The decision to allow imports of wheat ... Russia is the world's top producer of wheat.
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Ukraine invasion: What to know as Russian troops sweep in

The Post-Standard 25 Feb 2022
WARSAW, Poland (AP) — Russian forces moved to the outskirts of Ukraine’s capital on Friday as U.S ... China’s customs agency on Thursday approved imports of wheat from all regions of Russia, a move that could help to reduce the impact of possible Western sanctions.
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Russia-Ukraine: What to know as Russia attacks Ukraine

Republican American 25 Feb 2022
It said Russia’s intent was to destroy the state of Ukraine, a Western-looking democracy intent on moving out of Moscow’s orbit ... PUTIN MAKES HIS MOVE ... China’s customs agency on Thursday approved imports of wheat from all regions of Russia, a move that could help to reduce the impact of possible Western sanctions.
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How the Russia-Ukraine conflict could influence Africa’s food supplies

Business Day 25 Feb 2022
No man qualifies as a statesman who is entirely ignorant of the problems of wheat ... Wheat and other grains are back at the heart of geopolitics following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine ... In the days ahead of Russia’s move, there was a spike in the international prices of a number of commodities.
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Markets whipsaw after Ukraine attack; stocks swing to gain

The Daily Journal - San Mateo 25 Feb 2022
But the moves moderated as the day progressed, particularly after President Joe Biden said he wanted to limit the economic pain for Americans and announced new sanctions that fell short of what some had suggested ... nearby moves a "brutal act of war," with the German DAX down 4%.
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This is how the Russian-Ukraine conflict affects Africa

Independent online (SA) 25 Feb 2022
No man qualifies as a statesman who is entirely ignorant of the problems of wheat - The words of the ancient Greek philosopher, Socrates. Wheat and other grains are back at the heart of geopolitics following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine ... In the days ahead of Russia’s move, there was a spike in the international prices of a number of commodities.
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How Russia-Ukraine conflict could influence South Africa’s food supplies

Independent online (SA) 25 Feb 2022
Wheat and other grains are back at the heart of geopolitics following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine ... About 90% of this was wheat, and 6% was sunflower oil ... Russia produces about 10% of global wheat while Ukraine accounts for 4% ... In the days ahead of Russia’s move, there was a spike in the international prices of a number of commodities.
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Wall Street reels, then recovers after invasion of Ukraine

Observer-Reporter 25 Feb 2022
But the moves moderated as the day progressed, particularly after President Joe Biden said he wanted to limit the economic pain for Americans and announced new sanctions that fell short of what some had suggested ... nearby moves a “brutal act of war,” with the German DAX down 4%.
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World leaders move to slap sanctions on the Kremlin

Decatur Daily 25 Feb 2022
BRUSSELS — World leaders Thursday condemned Russia's invasion of Ukraine as "barbaric" and moved to slap unprecedented economic sanctions on Moscow and those close to President Vladimir Putin ... China went further and approved imports of wheat from Russia, a move that could reduce the impact of Western sanctions.

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