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Xi, Putin Hail Close Cooperation as Russia’s Gazprom Announces New Gas Pipeline Deal With China
Russia will increase natural gas exports to China via an existing pipeline and build a new Power of Siberia 2 pipeline, says Gazprom CEO Alexei Miller.
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Tropical Disturbance in Atlantic Could Become Storm Gabrielle: National Hurricane Center
If it develops wind speeds of 39 mph or higher, it would be the seventh named Atlantic hurricane system.
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Expected School Closures in Greece Highlight Deepening Demographic Crisis
The Greek government has introduced a 10-year strategy to confront a shrinking population and aging society.
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US Government Revokes TSMC’s Waiver to Ship Semiconductor Equipment to China
The move by the Commerce Department shuts down a Biden-era export program, curbing license-free shipments of advanced chip gear into China.
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Man Arrested Over ‘Offensive’ Placard at Immigration Rally
The man carried a sign in support of accused police killer Dezi Freeman.
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UK Hardens Immigration Policies, Suspends Family Reunification
The Home Office will also target international students, warning them not to make disingenuous asylum applications in a bid to stay in the UK beyond their visa.
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High-Dose Influenza Vaccine May Reduce Hospitalization Among Older People: Studies
Researchers reported mixed findings for Sanofi Pasteur’s shot in two new papers that were funded by the company.
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IAEA Finds Uranium Traces in Syria Linked to Site Bombed by Israel
The agency found ‘a significant number of natural uranium particles in samples taken at one of the three location,’ the report said.
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Belgium to Recognize Palestinian State at UN General Assembly
Belgium said it would sign the New York Declaration, along with France, UK, Canada, Australia, and Saudi Arabia.
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CEO Apologises for Taking Polish Player’s Cap From Boy at US Open
‘I have made a serious mistake,’ Polish CEO Piotr Szczerek said.
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Oil and Industrial Supply Imports Surged in July–What to Know
The United States imports the most goods from the European Union, Mexico, Canada, and China.
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New Zealand Should Copy Australia and Take an Axe to Government Agency Numbers, Think Tank Says
‘New Zealand’s executive is too big, too fragmented, and too costly,’ Roger Partridge said.
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MP Bob Katter Referred to Parliamentary Standards Commission
North Queensland MP Bob Katter could face disciplinary action for comments made during a Brisbane press event.
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New Zealand Tax Office Puts Record Number of Companies Into Liquidation
Liquidations are up despite positive lending trends and reduced interest rates, as more companies are now being sent to the wall by the tax office.
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Xi, Putin Hail Close Cooperation as Russia’s Gazprom Announces New Gas Pipeline Deal With China
Russia will increase natural gas exports to China via an existing pipeline and build a new Power of Siberia 2 pipeline, says Gazprom CEO Alexei Miller.
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Tropical Disturbance in Atlantic Could Become Storm Gabrielle: National Hurricane Center
If it develops wind speeds of 39 mph or higher, it would be the seventh named Atlantic hurricane system.
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Expected School Closures in Greece Highlight Deepening Demographic Crisis
The Greek government has introduced a 10-year strategy to confront a shrinking population and aging society.
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US Government Revokes TSMC’s Waiver to Ship Semiconductor Equipment to China
The move by the Commerce Department shuts down a Biden-era export program, curbing license-free shipments of advanced chip gear into China.
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Man Arrested Over ‘Offensive’ Placard at Immigration Rally
The man carried a sign in support of accused police killer Dezi Freeman.
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UK Hardens Immigration Policies, Suspends Family Reunification
The Home Office will also target international students, warning them not to make disingenuous asylum applications in a bid to stay in the UK beyond their visa.
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High-Dose Influenza Vaccine May Reduce Hospitalization Among Older People: Studies
Researchers reported mixed findings for Sanofi Pasteur’s shot in two new papers that were funded by the company.
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IAEA Finds Uranium Traces in Syria Linked to Site Bombed by Israel
The agency found ‘a significant number of natural uranium particles in samples taken at one of the three location,’ the report said.
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Belgium to Recognize Palestinian State at UN General Assembly
Belgium said it would sign the New York Declaration, along with France, UK, Canada, Australia, and Saudi Arabia.
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CEO Apologises for Taking Polish Player’s Cap From Boy at US Open
‘I have made a serious mistake,’ Polish CEO Piotr Szczerek said.
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Oil and Industrial Supply Imports Surged in July–What to Know
The United States imports the most goods from the European Union, Mexico, Canada, and China.
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New Zealand Should Copy Australia and Take an Axe to Government Agency Numbers, Think Tank Says
‘New Zealand’s executive is too big, too fragmented, and too costly,’ Roger Partridge said.
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MP Bob Katter Referred to Parliamentary Standards Commission
North Queensland MP Bob Katter could face disciplinary action for comments made during a Brisbane press event.
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New Zealand Tax Office Puts Record Number of Companies Into Liquidation
Liquidations are up despite positive lending trends and reduced interest rates, as more companies are now being sent to the wall by the tax office.
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