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NDTV Goes Inside The Nuclear Facility Providing Indian Mangoes To America
Indian mangoes have become a seasonal obsession in the US, fetching high prices and selling out quickly.
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$87 Now To $150 A Barrel In 2-3 Weeks: Qatar's Big Oil Warning Amid Iran War
The rise in oil prices is being driven primarily by the closure of the Strait of Hormuz, which sees nearly 20% of global oil and gas exports flowing through it.
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US Announces New Iran Oil Sanctions Moments After Talks In Oman
The United States on Friday announced new sanctions to curb Iran's oil exports, including targeting 14 vessels, moments after the adversaries wrapped up a day of indirect talks in Oman.
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'Positive Atmosphere': Iran On US Nuclear Talks In Oman
Iran on Friday said it expected to hold more negotiations with the United States, hailing a "positive atmosphere" during a day of indirect talks in Oman but warning against threats after Washington...
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'Like Selling Nuclear Weapons To North Korea': Anthropic CEO On Chip Exports To China
Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei criticises the US decision to sell AI chips to China, likening it to selling nuclear weapons to North Korea during Davos forum.
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Clandestine Nuclear Activities In Line With Pakistan's History: India
India on Friday noted US President Donald Trump's comments about Pakistan testing nuclear weapons and said Islamabad's "clandestine" nuclear activities were centred around decades of smuggling, export control violations and secret partnerships.
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How Iran Threat On Strait Of Hormuz Could Affect Global, Indian Oil Supplies
Amid its escalating conflict with Israel, in which the US has also now taken part by bombing three key nuclear installations, Iran has warned that it may take the unprecedented step of closing the Strait of Hormuz.
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EU To Lift Ban Of Food Imports From Japan Post 2011 Nuclear Accident
Japan would welcome the European Union's lifting of restrictions on food imports imposed after a 2011 nuclear accident triggered by a major earthquake and tsunami, a government spokesperson said on Friday.
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Russian Missiles Hit Ukraine's Odesa Region As War Nears Half-Year Mark
Artillery shells rained down on a city close to Europe's biggest nuclear plant overnight and Russian missiles hit targets near Odesa, a Ukrainian Black Sea port and grain export hub, as the war headed for its six-month milestone on Wednesday.
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UN Chief Expected To Visit Ukraine's War-Hit Port Of Odessa
UN chief Antonio Guterres was expected in war-scarred southern Ukraine's main port of Odessa on Friday, a day after he said Turkey and Ukraine hoped to scale up their landmark grain export deal with Russia.
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European Leaders To Hold 4-Way Talks On Iran Nuclear Programme
The leaders of Britain, France, Germany and the United States will hold four-way talks Tuesday on Iran's nuclear programme, the French presidency said, with Tehran's oil exports as one of the issues to be raised.
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U.S. Pressures Iran By Targeting Chinese, UAE Companies
The United States imposed sanctions on Thursday on Chinese and Emirati companies and on a network of Iranian firms that help export Iran's petrochemicals, a step that may raise pressure on Tehran to revive the 2015 Iran nuclear deal.
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"When The Enemy Saw...": Iran Says US Has Failed To Stop Oil Exports
Iran said on Saturday that US attempts to seize its tankers and oil cargo had failed to stop exports that are subject to sanctions imposed by its arch foe.
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India, European Union Hold Talks On Nuclear Disarmament
India and the European Union on Monday held talks covering developments in the area of nuclear, chemical and biological disarmament as well as issues relating to outer space and export control regimes.
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Iran Still Selling Oil Despite US Sanctions, Says Vice President: Report
Iran is still selling its oil despite US sanctions on Tehran's exports, the country's Vice President Eshaq Jahangiri was quoted on Monday as saying by state TV, adding that Washington's "maximum pressure" on Tehran had failed.
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NDTV Goes Inside The Nuclear Facility Providing Indian Mangoes To America
Indian mangoes have become a seasonal obsession in the US, fetching high prices and selling out quickly.
-
$87 Now To $150 A Barrel In 2-3 Weeks: Qatar's Big Oil Warning Amid Iran War
The rise in oil prices is being driven primarily by the closure of the Strait of Hormuz, which sees nearly 20% of global oil and gas exports flowing through it.
-
US Announces New Iran Oil Sanctions Moments After Talks In Oman
The United States on Friday announced new sanctions to curb Iran's oil exports, including targeting 14 vessels, moments after the adversaries wrapped up a day of indirect talks in Oman.
-
'Positive Atmosphere': Iran On US Nuclear Talks In Oman
Iran on Friday said it expected to hold more negotiations with the United States, hailing a "positive atmosphere" during a day of indirect talks in Oman but warning against threats after Washington...
-
'Like Selling Nuclear Weapons To North Korea': Anthropic CEO On Chip Exports To China
Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei criticises the US decision to sell AI chips to China, likening it to selling nuclear weapons to North Korea during Davos forum.
-
Clandestine Nuclear Activities In Line With Pakistan's History: India
India on Friday noted US President Donald Trump's comments about Pakistan testing nuclear weapons and said Islamabad's "clandestine" nuclear activities were centred around decades of smuggling, export control violations and secret partnerships.
-
How Iran Threat On Strait Of Hormuz Could Affect Global, Indian Oil Supplies
Amid its escalating conflict with Israel, in which the US has also now taken part by bombing three key nuclear installations, Iran has warned that it may take the unprecedented step of closing the Strait of Hormuz.
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EU To Lift Ban Of Food Imports From Japan Post 2011 Nuclear Accident
Japan would welcome the European Union's lifting of restrictions on food imports imposed after a 2011 nuclear accident triggered by a major earthquake and tsunami, a government spokesperson said on Friday.
-
Russian Missiles Hit Ukraine's Odesa Region As War Nears Half-Year Mark
Artillery shells rained down on a city close to Europe's biggest nuclear plant overnight and Russian missiles hit targets near Odesa, a Ukrainian Black Sea port and grain export hub, as the war headed for its six-month milestone on Wednesday.
-
UN Chief Expected To Visit Ukraine's War-Hit Port Of Odessa
UN chief Antonio Guterres was expected in war-scarred southern Ukraine's main port of Odessa on Friday, a day after he said Turkey and Ukraine hoped to scale up their landmark grain export deal with Russia.
-
European Leaders To Hold 4-Way Talks On Iran Nuclear Programme
The leaders of Britain, France, Germany and the United States will hold four-way talks Tuesday on Iran's nuclear programme, the French presidency said, with Tehran's oil exports as one of the issues to be raised.
-
U.S. Pressures Iran By Targeting Chinese, UAE Companies
The United States imposed sanctions on Thursday on Chinese and Emirati companies and on a network of Iranian firms that help export Iran's petrochemicals, a step that may raise pressure on Tehran to revive the 2015 Iran nuclear deal.
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"When The Enemy Saw...": Iran Says US Has Failed To Stop Oil Exports
Iran said on Saturday that US attempts to seize its tankers and oil cargo had failed to stop exports that are subject to sanctions imposed by its arch foe.
-
India, European Union Hold Talks On Nuclear Disarmament
India and the European Union on Monday held talks covering developments in the area of nuclear, chemical and biological disarmament as well as issues relating to outer space and export control regimes.
-
Iran Still Selling Oil Despite US Sanctions, Says Vice President: Report
Iran is still selling its oil despite US sanctions on Tehran's exports, the country's Vice President Eshaq Jahangiri was quoted on Monday as saying by state TV, adding that Washington's "maximum pressure" on Tehran had failed.
