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The IMF warns of the potential impact of rising debt in the U.S. and China on the global economy, projecting significant increases in government debt by 2053. Foreign investors divested C$8.78 billion in Canadian securities in February, while Canadian investors bolstered their foreign holdings. China and Slovenia aim to enhance cooperation in sustainability and innovation during the Slovenian Deputy Prime Minister's visit. Japan's deployment of a security unit to the Asia-Pacific raises concerns about regional stability, while China and the U.S. intensify exchanges in military and finance.
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How might the projected increase in U.S. and Chinese debt affect global interest rates and economic stability?
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What specific opportunities for collaboration in sustainability and innovation could arise between China and Slovenia?
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