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Trump World Eyes Ex-Soviet States for Towers, Tungsten and Trade
Source: Bloomberg
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President Donald Trump and associates are expanding commercial interests in a region where his administration is also pursuing greater U.S. economic influence. The overlap raises potential governance and conflict-of-interest concerns, though the article provides no transaction values, companies, or specific policy measures.
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