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"Killing Like We Haven't Killed Since 1967": Israeli Army Chief's Big Remark
The year 1967 refers to the Six-Day War, a major conflict between Israel and its neighbouring countries that led to the displacement of over 3 lakh Palestinians.
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Trump's Mineral Reserve Plans To Buy Rare Earths From China
The project aims to build an immediate buffer against critical mineral supply shocks while using future purchases to send a stronger demand signal to US and friendly-nation producers.
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Who Is Viswas Raghavan, Citi's $52 Million Hire Days After JPMorgan Exit
Viswas “Vis” Raghavan joined Citigroup in February 2024 as Head of Banking shortly after leaving JPMorgan.
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JPMorgan Executive Lorna Hajdini Denies 'Sex Slave' Claims, Calls Allegations "Fabricated"
A former JPMorgan employee has filed serious allegations against a senior executive, but both the bank and the executive deny the claims, with an internal investigation finding no supporting evidence.
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New Lithium Reserves In US Can Power 500 Billion Phones, Reveals Study
The US Geological Survey stated in a new study that the Appalachians contain an estimated 2.3 million metric tons of undiscovered, economically recoverable lithium.
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As Some Hijabs Come Off In Iran, Restrictions Still In Place
Images of bareheaded women sipping coffee in cafes in Tehran, in apparent defiance of the Islamic republic's strict dress rule, have stirred interest outside Iran -- but for...
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Palestinians Vote In First Gaza Local Elections In Over 20 Years
Though turnout was low, voters said they were driven to the polls amid a near-total absence of public services.
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Palestinians To Vote In 1st Elections In 20 Years
Palestinians in the West Bank and a central area of Gaza head to the polls Saturday for municipal elections in a first vote since the Gaza war, marked by a...
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Iran Reports First Revenue From Strait Of Hormuz Tolls : Official
The Strait of Hormuz, a key energy chokepoint, has become a major flashpoint since the outbreak of the Middle East war on February 28.
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Amid US Blockade, Iran Says It Has Banked First Proceeds From Hormuz Tolls
While strikes around the region have mostly ceased since the two-week-old truce began, there has been no letup in the stand-off over the crucial trade route, with both sides seeking economic leverage.
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Oil Revenue vs Ukraine War Bills: Is Russia Hiding Economic Stress?
The non-oil deficit remains deeply negative. This means Russia still relies heavily on energy exports to balance books.
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RBI In Talks With Banks To Assess Risks Posed By Anthropic's Mythos: Report
RBI officials have, over the past fortnight, held consultations on Mythos-related risks with counterparts in the US Federal Reserve.
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Vladimir Putin's Oil Windfall Won't Revive Russia's Slowing Wartime Economy
The surging cost of oild ue to US war with Iran is boosting Russia's export income to the highest since the early weeks of Russia-Ukraine conflict.
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"Our Strengths Have Become Weaknesses": Canadian PM Carney On Ties With US
Carney Prime Minister said tariffs imposed by US President Donald Trump have affected workers in the auto and steel industries.
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Singapore's Growth Model Faces Test Amid Global Trade Challenges
Despite the existing challenges, Singapore is projected to outpace many developed peers as economies grapple with fallout from the Iran war.
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"Killing Like We Haven't Killed Since 1967": Israeli Army Chief's Big Remark
The year 1967 refers to the Six-Day War, a major conflict between Israel and its neighbouring countries that led to the displacement of over 3 lakh Palestinians.
-
Trump's Mineral Reserve Plans To Buy Rare Earths From China
The project aims to build an immediate buffer against critical mineral supply shocks while using future purchases to send a stronger demand signal to US and friendly-nation producers.
-
Who Is Viswas Raghavan, Citi's $52 Million Hire Days After JPMorgan Exit
Viswas “Vis” Raghavan joined Citigroup in February 2024 as Head of Banking shortly after leaving JPMorgan.
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JPMorgan Executive Lorna Hajdini Denies 'Sex Slave' Claims, Calls Allegations "Fabricated"
A former JPMorgan employee has filed serious allegations against a senior executive, but both the bank and the executive deny the claims, with an internal investigation finding no supporting evidence.
-
New Lithium Reserves In US Can Power 500 Billion Phones, Reveals Study
The US Geological Survey stated in a new study that the Appalachians contain an estimated 2.3 million metric tons of undiscovered, economically recoverable lithium.
-
As Some Hijabs Come Off In Iran, Restrictions Still In Place
Images of bareheaded women sipping coffee in cafes in Tehran, in apparent defiance of the Islamic republic's strict dress rule, have stirred interest outside Iran -- but for...
-
Palestinians Vote In First Gaza Local Elections In Over 20 Years
Though turnout was low, voters said they were driven to the polls amid a near-total absence of public services.
-
Palestinians To Vote In 1st Elections In 20 Years
Palestinians in the West Bank and a central area of Gaza head to the polls Saturday for municipal elections in a first vote since the Gaza war, marked by a...
-
Iran Reports First Revenue From Strait Of Hormuz Tolls : Official
The Strait of Hormuz, a key energy chokepoint, has become a major flashpoint since the outbreak of the Middle East war on February 28.
-
Amid US Blockade, Iran Says It Has Banked First Proceeds From Hormuz Tolls
While strikes around the region have mostly ceased since the two-week-old truce began, there has been no letup in the stand-off over the crucial trade route, with both sides seeking economic leverage.
-
Oil Revenue vs Ukraine War Bills: Is Russia Hiding Economic Stress?
The non-oil deficit remains deeply negative. This means Russia still relies heavily on energy exports to balance books.
-
RBI In Talks With Banks To Assess Risks Posed By Anthropic's Mythos: Report
RBI officials have, over the past fortnight, held consultations on Mythos-related risks with counterparts in the US Federal Reserve.
-
Vladimir Putin's Oil Windfall Won't Revive Russia's Slowing Wartime Economy
The surging cost of oild ue to US war with Iran is boosting Russia's export income to the highest since the early weeks of Russia-Ukraine conflict.
-
"Our Strengths Have Become Weaknesses": Canadian PM Carney On Ties With US
Carney Prime Minister said tariffs imposed by US President Donald Trump have affected workers in the auto and steel industries.
-
Singapore's Growth Model Faces Test Amid Global Trade Challenges
Despite the existing challenges, Singapore is projected to outpace many developed peers as economies grapple with fallout from the Iran war.
