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Italian Trawler Arrested in The Gambia with “Sustainably Caught Shrimp” Bound for Europe
An industrialized trawler named Twenty—with connections to an Italian fishing company—was arrested in West Africa by Gambian Navy sailors stationed…
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Life insurers can charge more or decline cover based on your genetic test results. New laws must change this
They can help diagnose disease, enable access to preventive care, prompt early screening and treatment, and guide patients’ therapeutic options.…
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Four groups compete in Israel’s offshore gas exploration tender
Ιsrael’s Ministry of Energy and Infrastructure has announced that four groups of companies have made bids for exploration of additional offshore natural…
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‘We absolutely deserve to be here’: the female Aboriginal-owned bar in Melbourne that honours strong Black women
”Fine dining, high-end cocktails and gangster rap – the best of us and everything we love in the one place,”…
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Australia has a strong hand to tackle gambling harm. Will it go all in or fold?
A ban on all gambling advertising within three years has attracted the most attention of the 31 recommendations made by the Australian parliamentary inquiry…
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Sanctioned Russian Bank to Begin Money Transfers to Turkey
Moscow and Ankara are poised to deepen their financial relationship by facilitating the flow of Russian money into the Turkish…
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The Global Minimum Corporate Tax Needs More Work
Their efforts are perfectly understandable, given that the agreement’s main provisions may have done more harm than good. Joseph E.…
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ECB raises interest rates to highest in 22 years
The ECB raised all three of its key interest rates by 0.25 percentage points, taking the key deposit rate to…
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Tech Companies Are Fighting for Ukraine. But Will They Help Save Lives in Other Global Conflicts?
Over the past few decades, nation-states have increasingly embraced the concept of hybrid warfare. Dr. Comfort Ero Especially in situations short…
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ATO data shows 66 millionaires paid no income tax in 2020-21, with eastern Sydney postcodes home to the richest people
Sixty-six people earned more than $1 million and paid no income tax in 2020-21, while the majority of Australia’s highest…
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Italians come clean on EastMed gas
Turkey cannot be left out of the natural gas game in the eastern Mediterranean according to ENI’s newly re-elected CEO…
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Digital currencies, Dimitra, and civil liberties
The pre-election climate in Greece is “electrified” and the dialogue extends to the creation of a monetary policy centered on…
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Banning China from Owning US Farmland Will Achieve Nothing
A new bipartisan bill would prohibit anyone associated with “foreign adversaries” like China from purchasing US farmland. Nancy Qian While…
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UK Sanctions Abramovich, Usmanov Advisers Over Wealth Shielding
UK says Abramovich moved £760 million ahead of sanctions Families of Russian billionaires accused of acting as proxies The UK…
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Are More Banking Crises on the Horizon?
There is no panacea and no way for financial institutions to insulate themselves from major macroeconomic and geopolitical “black swans.”…
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China’s maritime strategy: To own the oceans by adverse possession
The global presence of China’s “distant water fishing fleet” has garnered substantial attention, particularly since its heightened visibility around the…
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