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US, Russia and Israel support energy supply despite Caesar Act
The U.S., Russia and Israel are gearing up for major gains from delivering natural gas via reviving the Arab Gas…
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Fisherman challenge EEZ closure
Local fishermen are pushing back against the looming closure of Cook Inlet’s federal waters to commercial salmon fishing Ashlyn O’Hara…
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‘Foreign fishing vessels barred from fishing in exclusive economic zone’
ISLAMABAD: Minister for Maritime Affairs Ali Haider Zaidi on Friday informed the National Assembly that foreign fishing vessels are not…
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Crypto Is Forbidden For Muslims, Indonesian Sharia Council Rules
The reason is the presence of elements of “uncertainty, wagering, and harm,” said Asrorun Niam Sholeh, the chairman of Indonesian Ulema Council’s…
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Why Britain and France can’t stop fighting about fish
LONDON — Britain and France are barking at each other over fish again. Cristina Gallardo Politico But why? And who is…
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Tesla boss Musk challenges UN official
Elon Musk, the world’s richest man, challenged a United Nations official’s claim that just a small percentage of his wealth…
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UK calls in French envoy over ‘threats’ as fishing dispute deepens
The two sides are at loggerheads over licensing rules for EU boats wanting to operate in waters around Britain and the Channel…
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‘Illegal, dishonest, unethical and exploitative’ – but Crown Resorts keeps its Melbourne casino licence
It has found the behaviour of the casino’s operator, Crown Resorts to be “disgraceful”, with practices that have been “variously…
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Meet the farmer offering to sponsor 60 Afghan refugees to come to Australia
ABC News (Australia) published this video item, entitled “Meet the farmer offering to sponsor 60 Afghan refugees to come to…
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UK and EU still ‘far apart’ on Northern Ireland trade
High-level talks will resume next week between the European Union and United Kingdom on rules governing trade in Northern Ireland…
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Credit Suisse fined over Mozambique tuna scandal
The bank will also write off $200m of debt “tainted by corruption” that was owed by the African country, the…
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When Will We Have the Last Oil Spill?
Perhaps the first serious shadow to fall on the oil age came in the winter of 1969, after a blowout…
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Trashing the planet and hiding the money isn’t a perversion of capitalism. It is capitalism
Whenever there’s a leak of documents from the remote islands and obscure jurisdictions where rich people hide their money, such…
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Can Germany’s Greens and Free Democrats work together on climate?
Could they reconcile their ecological and economic interests and potentially work together in the next government? Jeannette Cwienk Deutsche Welle…
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‘Tax the rich’?
Demanding tax increases on the rich is back in fashion – both in the corridors of the House of Representatives…
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GDP rise may save economy from a double dip recession but scars will be revealed
While the economy has likely escaped fears of a double dip recession following the release of June quarter GDP figures…
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