Latsco says tanker disruption could be ‘new norm’ as chartering profit rises
Greek shipowner’s UK division upbeat on prospects for both tankers and gas carriers going into 2024
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Airbnb petitions Victorian government to exclude single rooms and cheap stays from new levy
The introduction of 7.5% levy on short-stays will have ‘disproportionate impact on budget accomodation’, company’s head of public policy saysFollow our Australia news live blog for latest updatesGet our morning and afternoon news emails, free app or da…
Australian Cheng Lei freed from China detention
The journalist has arrived home in Melbourne, three years after she was imprisoned by Chinese authorities.
Zelenskyy makes surprise visit to NATO in bid to boost military deliveries ahead of winter
Ukraine’s President unexpectedly visited the NATO headquarters in Brussels on Tuesday morning where defence ministers from the military alliance are gathering for a meeting.
French police evacuate Calais migrant camp for third time in a year
Police have evacuated a camp of 700 migrants in Calais, on the coast of northern France. Home to mostly Sudanese people, the camp had already been evacuated in May and June, when it housed around 350 people.
Israel pounds Gaza by air; Biden condemns ‘evil’ Hamas attacks – Reuters
Israel pounds Gaza by air; Biden condemns ‘evil’ Hamas attacks ReutersIsrael intensifies retaliation after massive Hamas terror attack NBC NewsIsrael-Gaza War: As Scale of Atrocities Emerges, Biden Condemns Hamas Attacks as ‘Sheer…
Inside Israel’s Supernova Festival: My terror as Hamas bombs fell on us during desert rave
Survivors of a rave in the desert near the Gaza border when Hamas bombs struck and militants seized dozens of hostages tell Bel Trew and Natalie Lisbona how they fled in fear
China Lost $42 Billion In 2023 Due To Landslides, Typhoons, Hailstorms
China suffered direct economic losses of $42 billion over the first nine months of 2023, the government said, from natural disasters such as torrential rains, deadly landslides, freakish hailstorms and a string of typhoons.
More debris and human remains from imploded Titanic sub recovered
Recovered human remains sent for analysis by US medical experts as other officials examine debris