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Ukraine Says US Black Sea Deal 'Right Steps', Blasts Support For Russian Exports
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky on Tuesday welcomed US-brokered agreements towards Ukraine and Russia halting strikes in the Black Sea and on energy infrastructure, but criticised Washington for agreeing to ease restrictions on Russian exports
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US President Donald Trump Revokes Executive Order on Addressing AI Risks
US President Donald Trump revoked a 2023 executive order signed by Joe Biden that aiming to reduce the risks that AI poses to customers. The order also directed agencies to set standards for that testing and address related chemical, biological, radiological, nuclear, and cybersecurity risks.
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Ukraine Announces Power Restrictions After "Massive" Russian Attack
Ukraine said it would introduce nationwide emergency power restrictions Monday after a "massive" Russian attack further damaged its already fragile energy grid ahead of a much-feared winter, with 9 civilians also killed across the country on Sunday.
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Russia Extends Petrol Exports Ban Until 2025 To "Maintain Stable Situation"
The Russian government announced Wednesday that it was reintroducing a ban on petrol exports for another six months to "maintain a stable situation" on the domestic fuel market after major price hikes.
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Crypto Mining Operations Face Crackdown in Norway With New Regulations for Data Centres
Norway is tightening its noose around crypto mining operations in the country. Over the last year, Norway emerged as one of Europe’s largest locations hosting crypto miners. The main incentive for miners to flock to Norway was the provision of affordable electricity.
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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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India To Continue Buying Oil From All Countries Including Russia: Official
India will continue to buy crude oil from anywhere in the world, including Russia, to meet its energy needs, a top official said ahead of EU restrictions on Russian oil kicking in.
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After Russian Air Strikes, Ukraine Faces 1st Nationwide Electricity Outage
Ukrainians faced their first large-scale nationwide disruptions to electricity on Thursday as officials sought to restrict supply to allow energy companies to repair power facilities that have been pounded by Russian air strikes.
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Ukraine Curbs Power Usage After Russian Attacks Destroy Some Energy Plants
Ukraine is restricting electricity usage nationwide for the first time on Thursday following a barrage of Russian missile and drone attacks that have destroyed some power plants just before the cold winter months set in.
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Sri Lanka's Fuel Rationing Plan Amid Severe Shortage
Sri Lanka will restrict fuel imports for the next 12 months as it is facing a severe shortage of foreign exchange, Minister of Power and Energy Kanchana Wijesekera has said while announcing a rationing system.
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Factory Growth Picks Up In April Amid High Inflation: Survey
Factory activity in India picked up last month, bolstered by a solid increase in demand as pandemic restrictions were eased, but rising energy prices pushed input costs to a five-month high, a private survey showed.
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Sensex Jumps About 700 Points, Riding Higher On A Global Optimism Wave
Indian equity benchmarks jumped on Thursday, riding higher on investor optimism driven mainly by a rally on Wall Street tracking robust US company earnings, but global economic growth fears, a slowdown in demand from China's stringent restrictions, and Europe's energy crisis persist.
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Oil Falls Nearly $3 To Below $104 A Barrel On Demand And Economic Growth Worries
Crude oil prices fell over 2.5 per cent to below $104 per barrel early on Monday on demand worries driven by the extended restrictions in China and global economic growth concerns as central banks look poised to tighten policy aggressively.
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Couple Arrested For Selling Information On US Nuclear Warship
A US couple has been arrested in the state of West Virginia for allegedly selling information on nuclear warships to what they believed was a foreign state, the Justice Department said Sunday.
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Domestic Fuel Sales Recover As Lockdown Restrictions Ease In India
Gasoline sales during June 1-15 jumped 13 per centand diesel sales rose 12 per cent, compared with the same period last month.
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Ukraine Says US Black Sea Deal 'Right Steps', Blasts Support For Russian Exports
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky on Tuesday welcomed US-brokered agreements towards Ukraine and Russia halting strikes in the Black Sea and on energy infrastructure, but criticised Washington for agreeing to ease restrictions on Russian exports
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US President Donald Trump Revokes Executive Order on Addressing AI Risks
US President Donald Trump revoked a 2023 executive order signed by Joe Biden that aiming to reduce the risks that AI poses to customers. The order also directed agencies to set standards for that testing and address related chemical, biological, radiological, nuclear, and cybersecurity risks.
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Ukraine Announces Power Restrictions After "Massive" Russian Attack
Ukraine said it would introduce nationwide emergency power restrictions Monday after a "massive" Russian attack further damaged its already fragile energy grid ahead of a much-feared winter, with 9 civilians also killed across the country on Sunday.
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Russia Extends Petrol Exports Ban Until 2025 To "Maintain Stable Situation"
The Russian government announced Wednesday that it was reintroducing a ban on petrol exports for another six months to "maintain a stable situation" on the domestic fuel market after major price hikes.
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Crypto Mining Operations Face Crackdown in Norway With New Regulations for Data Centres
Norway is tightening its noose around crypto mining operations in the country. Over the last year, Norway emerged as one of Europe’s largest locations hosting crypto miners. The main incentive for miners to flock to Norway was the provision of affordable electricity.
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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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India To Continue Buying Oil From All Countries Including Russia: Official
India will continue to buy crude oil from anywhere in the world, including Russia, to meet its energy needs, a top official said ahead of EU restrictions on Russian oil kicking in.
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After Russian Air Strikes, Ukraine Faces 1st Nationwide Electricity Outage
Ukrainians faced their first large-scale nationwide disruptions to electricity on Thursday as officials sought to restrict supply to allow energy companies to repair power facilities that have been pounded by Russian air strikes.
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Ukraine Curbs Power Usage After Russian Attacks Destroy Some Energy Plants
Ukraine is restricting electricity usage nationwide for the first time on Thursday following a barrage of Russian missile and drone attacks that have destroyed some power plants just before the cold winter months set in.
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Sri Lanka's Fuel Rationing Plan Amid Severe Shortage
Sri Lanka will restrict fuel imports for the next 12 months as it is facing a severe shortage of foreign exchange, Minister of Power and Energy Kanchana Wijesekera has said while announcing a rationing system.
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Factory Growth Picks Up In April Amid High Inflation: Survey
Factory activity in India picked up last month, bolstered by a solid increase in demand as pandemic restrictions were eased, but rising energy prices pushed input costs to a five-month high, a private survey showed.
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Sensex Jumps About 700 Points, Riding Higher On A Global Optimism Wave
Indian equity benchmarks jumped on Thursday, riding higher on investor optimism driven mainly by a rally on Wall Street tracking robust US company earnings, but global economic growth fears, a slowdown in demand from China's stringent restrictions, and Europe's energy crisis persist.
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Oil Falls Nearly $3 To Below $104 A Barrel On Demand And Economic Growth Worries
Crude oil prices fell over 2.5 per cent to below $104 per barrel early on Monday on demand worries driven by the extended restrictions in China and global economic growth concerns as central banks look poised to tighten policy aggressively.
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Couple Arrested For Selling Information On US Nuclear Warship
A US couple has been arrested in the state of West Virginia for allegedly selling information on nuclear warships to what they believed was a foreign state, the Justice Department said Sunday.
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Domestic Fuel Sales Recover As Lockdown Restrictions Ease In India
Gasoline sales during June 1-15 jumped 13 per centand diesel sales rose 12 per cent, compared with the same period last month.
