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Global Warming A Security Challenge, Army Needs To Be Prepared: Experts
Concerns have grown that climate action is being sidelined as Europe beefs up defence and the US retreats from allies and its green commitments.
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"Extremely Tense": Russia Rattled As Oil Plummets To $52 Over Trump Tariffs
Russia, whose economy is heavily dependent on oil, energy, and mineral exports to the world, is staring at a crisis, should oil prices continue to plummet the way they are currently.
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Ukraine Says Russia Launched Massive Strikes On Energy Infrastructure
Ukraine's energy and gas infrastructure came "under massive missile and drone shelling" by Russia on Friday, a Ukrainian minister said.
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Russia Extends Petrol Exports Ban Until 2025 To "Maintain Stable Situation"
The Russian government announced Wednesday that it was reintroducing a ban on petrol exports for another six months to "maintain a stable situation" on the domestic fuel market after major price hikes.
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500 Ukraine Settlements Without Power Due To Russian Strikes, Shelling
Ukrainian energy consumption hovered near record highs on Friday, increasing strains on the fragile power sector as nearly 500 settlements faced blackouts due to Russian shelling, air strikes, and bad weather, officials said.
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In A Land Of Spas, Hungary's Cave Bath Falls Victim To Soaring Gas Prices
Staff turned off the lights and started draining the pools at Hungary's famous Miskolctapolca cave baths on Monday, after the centuries-old attraction succumbed to a modern-day crisis - soaring gas prices.
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European Union Leaders To Tackle Rising Energy Prices At Prague Meet
Europe is facing an energy crunch as the price of electricity generation skyrockets because of a massive surge in gas prices caused by Russia turning off the taps.
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Even The Dead Getting 500 Euros "Climate Bonus" In Austria
In Austria, even the dead are getting help from the state to confront surging prices as Europe confronts an energy crisis following Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
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Eiffel Tower Lights To Turn Off Early In A Bid To Save Energy
Paris will switch off the Eiffel Tower's lights an hour earlier than normal, lower the water temperature in municipal pools and delay heating public buildings to save energy this winter, the city's mayor said on Tuesday.
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Euro Falls To New Two-Decade Lows As Energy Crisis, Recession Risk Bites
The euro fell to a fresh two-decade low on Tuesday, dealt a fresh blow by renewed concern that an energy shock will keep inflation elevated and makes a recession in Europe all but certain.
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Euro Slumps To Two-Decade Low, Oil Tumbles As Recession Fears Intensify
Euro zone recession fears were exacerbated by concerns about an energy crisis in Europe and by Tuesday's data, which showed a sharp slowdown in business growth in June, following Monday's news of a seasonally adjusted May trade deficit in Germany versus expectations for a surplus.
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Russia Restores "Unstable" Gas Supplies To Europe Via Nord Stream
Russia on Thursday restored critical gas supplies to Europe through Germany via the Nord Stream pipeline after 10 days of maintenance, but uncertainty lingered over whether the Kremlin would still trigger an energy crisis on the continent.
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Rupee Weakens To All-Time Low, Trading Beyond 77.40 Per Dollar
The rupee hit all-time lows early on Monday, trading beyond 77.40 per dollar driven by investors' preference toward safety as lockdowns in China, war on the edge of Europe and fear about higher interest rates sent a nervous jolt through markets.
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More Pain Ahead For Indian Assets As Stagflation Risks Turn Into Reality
Indian equities and the rupee face more tough times ahead after a broad slump since the war on the edge of Europe as stagflation, which was considered a threat and a fallout of the Russia-Ukraine crisis, is fast becoming a reality.
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Sensex Jumps About 700 Points, Riding Higher On A Global Optimism Wave
Indian equity benchmarks jumped on Thursday, riding higher on investor optimism driven mainly by a rally on Wall Street tracking robust US company earnings, but global economic growth fears, a slowdown in demand from China's stringent restrictions, and Europe's energy crisis persist.
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Global Warming A Security Challenge, Army Needs To Be Prepared: Experts
Concerns have grown that climate action is being sidelined as Europe beefs up defence and the US retreats from allies and its green commitments.
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"Extremely Tense": Russia Rattled As Oil Plummets To $52 Over Trump Tariffs
Russia, whose economy is heavily dependent on oil, energy, and mineral exports to the world, is staring at a crisis, should oil prices continue to plummet the way they are currently.
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Ukraine Says Russia Launched Massive Strikes On Energy Infrastructure
Ukraine's energy and gas infrastructure came "under massive missile and drone shelling" by Russia on Friday, a Ukrainian minister said.
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Russia Extends Petrol Exports Ban Until 2025 To "Maintain Stable Situation"
The Russian government announced Wednesday that it was reintroducing a ban on petrol exports for another six months to "maintain a stable situation" on the domestic fuel market after major price hikes.
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500 Ukraine Settlements Without Power Due To Russian Strikes, Shelling
Ukrainian energy consumption hovered near record highs on Friday, increasing strains on the fragile power sector as nearly 500 settlements faced blackouts due to Russian shelling, air strikes, and bad weather, officials said.
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In A Land Of Spas, Hungary's Cave Bath Falls Victim To Soaring Gas Prices
Staff turned off the lights and started draining the pools at Hungary's famous Miskolctapolca cave baths on Monday, after the centuries-old attraction succumbed to a modern-day crisis - soaring gas prices.
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European Union Leaders To Tackle Rising Energy Prices At Prague Meet
Europe is facing an energy crunch as the price of electricity generation skyrockets because of a massive surge in gas prices caused by Russia turning off the taps.
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Even The Dead Getting 500 Euros "Climate Bonus" In Austria
In Austria, even the dead are getting help from the state to confront surging prices as Europe confronts an energy crisis following Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
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Eiffel Tower Lights To Turn Off Early In A Bid To Save Energy
Paris will switch off the Eiffel Tower's lights an hour earlier than normal, lower the water temperature in municipal pools and delay heating public buildings to save energy this winter, the city's mayor said on Tuesday.
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Euro Falls To New Two-Decade Lows As Energy Crisis, Recession Risk Bites
The euro fell to a fresh two-decade low on Tuesday, dealt a fresh blow by renewed concern that an energy shock will keep inflation elevated and makes a recession in Europe all but certain.
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Euro Slumps To Two-Decade Low, Oil Tumbles As Recession Fears Intensify
Euro zone recession fears were exacerbated by concerns about an energy crisis in Europe and by Tuesday's data, which showed a sharp slowdown in business growth in June, following Monday's news of a seasonally adjusted May trade deficit in Germany versus expectations for a surplus.
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Russia Restores "Unstable" Gas Supplies To Europe Via Nord Stream
Russia on Thursday restored critical gas supplies to Europe through Germany via the Nord Stream pipeline after 10 days of maintenance, but uncertainty lingered over whether the Kremlin would still trigger an energy crisis on the continent.
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Rupee Weakens To All-Time Low, Trading Beyond 77.40 Per Dollar
The rupee hit all-time lows early on Monday, trading beyond 77.40 per dollar driven by investors' preference toward safety as lockdowns in China, war on the edge of Europe and fear about higher interest rates sent a nervous jolt through markets.
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More Pain Ahead For Indian Assets As Stagflation Risks Turn Into Reality
Indian equities and the rupee face more tough times ahead after a broad slump since the war on the edge of Europe as stagflation, which was considered a threat and a fallout of the Russia-Ukraine crisis, is fast becoming a reality.
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Sensex Jumps About 700 Points, Riding Higher On A Global Optimism Wave
Indian equity benchmarks jumped on Thursday, riding higher on investor optimism driven mainly by a rally on Wall Street tracking robust US company earnings, but global economic growth fears, a slowdown in demand from China's stringent restrictions, and Europe's energy crisis persist.
