German Firm’s Russia Contract Should Be Cut ASAP, Official Says
A top official in Germany’s economy ministry said a nationalized firm — formerly part of Gazprom PJSC —
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EU Set to Propose Rules to Allow Germany E-Fuels for Cars
Germany has led a monthslong crusade to extend the use of internal combustion engines under the European Union’s
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Thailand: Man charged with beating his three children to death
Police suspect the man also killed two more of his children from a previous marriage.
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DHL, Sasol Agree to Produce Sustainable Aviation Fuel in Germany
DHL Group, Sasol Ltd. and HH2E AG agreed to collaborate on producing sustainable, hydrogen-based aviation fuels in Germany
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Euro Inflation Holds Key to How Long ECB Rate Squeeze Will Last
Euro-zone inflation readings used to be poured over for clues about how much higher the European Central Bank
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German Business Outlook Improves Slightly Amid Shrinking Economy
Germany’s business outlook improved slightly in September, while remaining at historically low levels as the economy faces another
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Uniper Secures LNG Until Late 2030s to Feed European Demand
Natural gas demand in Europe won’t tail off until at least the end of the next decade, according
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ECB Must Not Test Economy Until It Breaks, Villeroy Says
The European Central Bank mustn’t take the approach of testing the economy to breaking point and should instead
1970-01-01 08:00
Leonardo DiCaprio was being eyed to play Riddler in The Dark Knight Rises
Leonardo DiCaprio was considered to play the main villain in 'The Dark Knight Rises'.
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EU Warns China It Will Be ‘More Assertive’ on Fair Trade
The European Union’s chief trade negotiator warned China on Monday during his trip to the nation that the
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Canada row over parliament praise for Ukrainian Nazi war veteran
The speaker of Canada's House of Commons apologises for honouring a man who served in a Nazi unit.
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Russia May Be About to Get a New Friendly Leader in Europe
When Slovakia’s longest-serving prime minister was forced out of office in 2018 following the biggest mass protests since
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