Meanings of global concerns in English

Markets in Southeast Asia largely ignored global concerns around a Sino-U.S. scuf

In today's education, parochial considerations take precedence over global concerns.

Other firms are counting on unique tech solutions to address global concerns such as privacy.

Most Gulf markets fell on the global concerns.

They then turned their sights on global concerns.

Samoa in May last year imposed a ban on all transactions using OneCoin amid rising global concerns.

French and Dutch political uncertainty and a worsening European recession will feed global concerns about growth and debt.

These all deal with global concerns of high importance, so reduced UK involvement smacks of insularity and arrogance.

Improving energy efficiency is seen an obvious way to tackle twin global concerns of climate change and energy security.

Hong Kong's ongoing protests and western countries' rejection of Huawei's 5G technology are pressing global concerns for China politically.

Scandals involving breast implants and all-metal hips prosthetics have raised global concerns and prompted regulatory reform in the European Union.

It claimed responsibility for an attack at Nairobi's Westgate Mall that killed 67 people and fuelled global concerns about mall safety.

It claimed responsibility for an attack at Nairobi's Westgate Mall that killed 67 people and fueled global concerns about mall safety.

When it began in 1971, the Davos summit focused on European economic issues, but the agenda has grown to include wider global concerns.

The World of Art will display 'Water Dance' by Cameroonian artist, Barthélémy Toguo, a large scale structure which explores global concerns around water shortage.

Despite global concerns, Mexico's IPC was likely to hold on to gains posted on Thursday, when it crossed its 20-day moving average, traders said.