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Euronav ‘reserves all rights’ after ‘unilateral’ decision by Frontline to dump tie-up
Belgian owner examining letter terminating the agreement to form the world’s biggest tanker company
Hajj to return to pre-COVID numbers, Saudi Arabia officials say
During the pandemic in 2020, only about 1,000 residents were allowed to perform the Muslim pilgrimage.
Britain’s Groundbreaking Satellite Launch Ends in Failure
Britain’s attempt to become the first European nation to launch satellites into space ended in bitter disappointment early on Tuesday when Virgin Orbit said its rocket had suffered an anomaly that prevented it from reaching orbit. From a report: The “h…
Kimberley floods may have left hundreds homeless in region with longstanding housing crisis
An estimated 100 homes are feared uninhabitable in WA communities where it’s not uncommon to have up to 20 people living in a houseFollow our Australia news live blog for the latest updatesGet our morning and afternoon news emails, free app or daily ne…
Will Nepal’s communist PM Prachanda dance to China’s tune?
Pushpa Kamal Dahal “Prachanda who is seen as pro-China, has in the past said a new understanding with India needed to be developed on the basis of a “changed scenario” in Nepal and after addressing all outstanding issues, like a revision of the 1950 Fr…
Joe Biden, Justin Trudeau In Mexico For “Three Amigos” Summit
The leaders of the United States, Mexico and Canada are expected to set aside simmering trade tensions and pursue deeper economic integration at talks on Tuesday that will also cover security and migration.
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US mulls new armor delivery to Ukraine – Politico
The US is considering providing Ukraine with Stryker armored vehicles ahead of Russia’s anticipated spring offensive, Politico has reported
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U.S. tax credits could benefit global automakers — but Europe wants more
The European Union is still not completely satisfied with recent concessions from Washington on its historic set of green energy subsidies.