India Extends Coal Import Mandate for Power to Avoid Blackouts
India extended a mandate to power plants to import coal until March as the driest August in more
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Ports in Europe Lure Investors Into Clean Energy Gateway Plan
Ports in Europe are racing to win a key role in the bloc’s ambitious climate strategy as they
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Elon Musk, Donald Trump Jr and the Irish hate speech row
Ireland's first Hate Speech Bill is causing serious debate at home and abroad.
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The ‘I’s Have It: Rishi Sunak Puts Himself Before Party on Social Media
UK opposition leader Keir Starmer likes to put his Labour Party front and center in his social media
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Australia and China to Restart Dialogue After Three-Year Hiatus
Australia and China will resume high-level government talks next week following a three-year hiatus, in a further step
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Country Garden Gets Approval to Extend Yuan Bond Repayment
Chinese developer Country Garden Holdings Co. won approval from creditors to extend a maturing yuan bond, helping avoid
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Inmates free 57 Ecuador prison guards after stand-off
Officials say the prison riots are a response by criminal gangs at attempts to curb their power.
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Australian Homes Are Least Affordable in 30 Years After Hikes
Australians are having the toughest time in at least three decades affording a home as a combination of
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Michigan fans mercilessly troll Michigan State struggles in opener: Best memes and tweets
Michigan fans may be eager to see the Wolverines kick off their season on Saturday against East Carolina, but the entertainment of the 2023 college football sea
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Hollywood actors union eyes video game strike
If authorised, it would mean SAG members would be striking against TV, film and video game firms.
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Tech, Consumer Stand Out as China Earnings Revival Hopes Grow
China’s tech and consumer earnings stood out in an otherwise disappointing results season, emerging as pockets of resilience
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South Korea needs more babies and workers. It's hoping foreign housekeepers will fix that
As South Korea struggles to get young people interested in marriage and kids, authorities are trying a new tack: importing foreign workers to carry some of the household burden.
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