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Ukrainian Suspected In Nord Stream Pipeline Blasts Arrested In Italy
A Ukrainian citizen man suspected to be one of the coordinators of the undersea explosions in 2022 that damaged the Nord Stream gas pipelines between Russia and Germany has been arrested.
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Russia Struck Gas Station In Odesa, Says Zelensky
Russia struck a gas distribution station in the southern Ukrainian region of Odesa on Wednesday, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said, adding this showed the need to put economic pressure on Russia amid current US efforts to end the war.
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US Mulled Use Of Russia Icebreakers For Gas Development Ahead Of Summit, Say Sources
The US has had internal discussions on using Russian nuclear-powered icebreaker vessels to support the development of gas and LNG projects in Alaska as one of the possible deals to aim for when Trump meets Putin on Friday.
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Windless Weather Traps Volcanic Cloud Over Iceland, Triggers Pollution Red Alert
Iceland experts on Monday blamed a lack of wind for a volcanic cloud that has lingered over much of the island since an eruption last week.
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Tax-Free Countries: Where Your Income Remains Entirely Yours
Some countries across the Gulf, Europe, and Asia allow residents to keep 100% of their earnings as they impose no income tax. These nations sustain their economies through oil, gas, tourism, and indirect taxes like VAT.
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Drone Strikes Norwegian Oilfield In Iraq, 2nd Such Attack This Week
A drone attack targeted an oilfield operated by Norwegian oil and gas firm DNO in Tawke, in the Zakho Administration area of northern Iraq
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Dozens Hurt In Fuel Station Blast Heard Across Rome
A huge explosion at a petrol station in a Rome suburb injured nearly 30 people, two of them seriously, and rattled windows across the Italian capital.
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'Stockholm Syndrome' Bank Robber Clark Olofsson Dies
Clark Olofsson, a Swedish bank robber who held four people hostage for six days in a 1973 Stockholm bank siege that coined the term "Stockholm Syndrome", has died.
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Why US Wants Ukraine To Handover Control Of Key Pipeline Carrying Russian Gas
The Trump administration has a new demand-- US control over a crucial pipeline passing through Ukraine that's used to send Russian gas to Europe.
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"If I Dont Get Killed": Scottish Man's Eerie Facebook Post Before Deadly Rome Blast
A Scottish tourist, Grant Paterson, sustained severe burns after a gas explosion destroyed his accommodation in Rome.
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Citing Melting Glaciers, Peruvian Farmer Sues German Firm, Tests Global Climate Law
The glaciers in the Andes of northern Peru are at the centre of a landmark global case that will test the legal culpability of corporations over their greenhouse gas emissions and the role these play in climate change.
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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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Global Sea Ice Cover At Record Low In February Amid Persistent Hot Streak
In February, temperatures spiked up to 11 degrees Celsius above average near the North Pole as the world continued its persistent heat streak, said Europe's climate monitor.
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Explainer: Ukraine Ends Transit Of Russian Gas To EU, What Happens Next?
Russian gas supplies to the European Union (EU) states via Ukraine ended on Wednesday after Ukraine's gas transit operator Naftogaz refused to renew its latest five-year transit deal with Russia's Gazprom.
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'Buy Oil And Gas From US, Or Else...': Donald Trump Threatens Europe
A new day, a new threat - that's what Donald Trump's mantra seems to be as he sets his eyes on his new prey - the European Union.
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Ukrainian Suspected In Nord Stream Pipeline Blasts Arrested In Italy
A Ukrainian citizen man suspected to be one of the coordinators of the undersea explosions in 2022 that damaged the Nord Stream gas pipelines between Russia and Germany has been arrested.
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Russia Struck Gas Station In Odesa, Says Zelensky
Russia struck a gas distribution station in the southern Ukrainian region of Odesa on Wednesday, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said, adding this showed the need to put economic pressure on Russia amid current US efforts to end the war.
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US Mulled Use Of Russia Icebreakers For Gas Development Ahead Of Summit, Say Sources
The US has had internal discussions on using Russian nuclear-powered icebreaker vessels to support the development of gas and LNG projects in Alaska as one of the possible deals to aim for when Trump meets Putin on Friday.
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Windless Weather Traps Volcanic Cloud Over Iceland, Triggers Pollution Red Alert
Iceland experts on Monday blamed a lack of wind for a volcanic cloud that has lingered over much of the island since an eruption last week.
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Tax-Free Countries: Where Your Income Remains Entirely Yours
Some countries across the Gulf, Europe, and Asia allow residents to keep 100% of their earnings as they impose no income tax. These nations sustain their economies through oil, gas, tourism, and indirect taxes like VAT.
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Drone Strikes Norwegian Oilfield In Iraq, 2nd Such Attack This Week
A drone attack targeted an oilfield operated by Norwegian oil and gas firm DNO in Tawke, in the Zakho Administration area of northern Iraq
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Dozens Hurt In Fuel Station Blast Heard Across Rome
A huge explosion at a petrol station in a Rome suburb injured nearly 30 people, two of them seriously, and rattled windows across the Italian capital.
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'Stockholm Syndrome' Bank Robber Clark Olofsson Dies
Clark Olofsson, a Swedish bank robber who held four people hostage for six days in a 1973 Stockholm bank siege that coined the term "Stockholm Syndrome", has died.
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Why US Wants Ukraine To Handover Control Of Key Pipeline Carrying Russian Gas
The Trump administration has a new demand-- US control over a crucial pipeline passing through Ukraine that's used to send Russian gas to Europe.
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"If I Dont Get Killed": Scottish Man's Eerie Facebook Post Before Deadly Rome Blast
A Scottish tourist, Grant Paterson, sustained severe burns after a gas explosion destroyed his accommodation in Rome.
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Citing Melting Glaciers, Peruvian Farmer Sues German Firm, Tests Global Climate Law
The glaciers in the Andes of northern Peru are at the centre of a landmark global case that will test the legal culpability of corporations over their greenhouse gas emissions and the role these play in climate change.
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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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Global Sea Ice Cover At Record Low In February Amid Persistent Hot Streak
In February, temperatures spiked up to 11 degrees Celsius above average near the North Pole as the world continued its persistent heat streak, said Europe's climate monitor.
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Explainer: Ukraine Ends Transit Of Russian Gas To EU, What Happens Next?
Russian gas supplies to the European Union (EU) states via Ukraine ended on Wednesday after Ukraine's gas transit operator Naftogaz refused to renew its latest five-year transit deal with Russia's Gazprom.
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'Buy Oil And Gas From US, Or Else...': Donald Trump Threatens Europe
A new day, a new threat - that's what Donald Trump's mantra seems to be as he sets his eyes on his new prey - the European Union.
