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Is Russia really sabotaging undersea cables?

The European Union threatens to impose further sanctions on Russia, as a Moscow-linked cargo ship is blamed for severing an underwater cable in the Baltic Sea. Also, we profile Manmohan Singh, the former prime minister credited with transforming India’s economy. Plus, a controversial anti-LGBT bill in Ghana could put western aid to the country at risk. You can contact us on WhatsApp or send us a voicenote: +44 330 678 3033. We would love to hear from you!

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Was the Ursa Major part of Russia's so-called dark fleet?

But questions have been asked whether the cargo vessel, which was under US sanctions, was heading for the Syrian coast, on a voyage to recover military supplies left by Russian forces in Syria when Bashar al-Assad fell. A maritime security and sanctions expert talks to us about how Russia's commercial fleet operates under swingeing sanctions. Also, World Business Report looks back on a year of strikes by doctors from around the world. We hear from medics in Kenya, India and the UK to find out more about why they felt they had to withdraw their labour

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World Business Report end of year review

World Business Report end of year review. Will Bain looks back at the biggest business stories of 2024. From attacks on shipping in the Red Sea, to the Balitmore Bridge accident, Boeing's troubles and the San Francisco residents kept awake by noisy driverless cars.

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President Biden to decide future of US Steel

The decision over the potential $15 billion takeover by Japan's Nippon Steel has been referred to the President over National Security concerns. Joe Biden has 15 days to decide if the deal can go through. Also, American Airlines grounds all US flights after a technical issue. Plus James Wickham reflects on some of the biggest business and economics stories of the past year with Susan Schmidt, portfolio manager at Exchange Capital Resources in Chicago, and Bill Blain, Strategist and Head of Alternative Assets, Shard Capital, who's on England's south coast.

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Honda and Nissan join forces to take on China

Honda and Nissan plan to merge as the two Japanese firms seek to fight back against competition from the Chinese car industry. Joining forces would create one of the world's biggest car producers alongside Toyota, Volkswagen, General Motors and Ford. We look at one of Donald Trump's key economic appointments. And who is France's new finance minister?

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Honda and Nissan to create world's third biggest carmaker

Sam Fenwick hears from former chief operating officer & long-time executive at Nissan Andy Palmer, as Honda and Nissan announce a plan to merge. It would mean the new, world's third-biggest carmaker, which could also include Mitsubishi, could be in operation by August 2026. Plus US President-elect Donald Trump has said the fees charged to use the Panama Canal are “ridiculous” and that it should be handed back to the US unless the “rip-off” stops. We ask if those fees have risen and whether Mr. Trump's words are an empty threat.

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US in last ditch shut down vote

US in last ditch shut down vote, unless congress can agree on a spending plan The Prime Minister, Justin Trudeau, could be facing a confidence vote after he reshuffled a third of his cabinet today. And German automaker Volkswagen was on the brink of a major strike, however the company's bosses and union leaders have struck a deal, avoiding site closures.

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Swiss lawmakers criticise ‘years of mismanagement’ at Credit Suisse

A damning verdict from Swiss MPs on the failure of one of their largest banks. Plus, the latest on the looming US government shutdown. Malaysia resumes the hunt for an airliner that disappeared ten years ago. And 80 million of them are sold in Europe every year, but what goes into growing a Christmas tree?

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