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European gas storage levels survive winter but summer refilling looms

By Nora Buli OSLO – European gas storage levels have fallen less than feared after a mild winter and unprecedented deliveries of liquefied natural gas (LNG), but refilling will be a challenge…

February 18, 2022

EU considering more transparent carbon market reporting – draft

By Kate Abnett BRUSSELS – The European Union is considering making more information available on trading in its carbon market, according to a draft document, amid calls from some governments to limit…

February 18, 2022

Electrolyser supply crunch hangs over India’s hydrogen ambitions

By Sudarshan Varadhan NEW DELHI – A global supply crunch of electrolysers needed to produce green hydrogen and a lack of domestic manufacturers to make them pose a major challenge to India’s…

February 18, 2022

India plans to produce 5 million tonnes of green hydrogen by 2030

By Sudarshan Varadhan NEW DELHI – (This February 17 story corrects first line to say five million tonnes per annum, not cumulative) India plans to manufacture five million tonnes of green hydrogen…

February 18, 2022

Austin police officers indicted for excessive force in 2020 racial justice protests

By Brad Brooks LUBBOCK, Texas – A grand jury in Austin, Texas, has indicted several police officers for using excessive force during racial justice protests in 2020, authorities said on Thursday. Prosecutors…

February 18, 2022

Britain scraps ‘golden’ visas amid concerns over illicit Russian money

LONDON -Britain scrapped its so-called “golden visas” for wealthy investors on Thursday amid concerns about the inflow of illicit Russian money at a time of heightened tensions between Moscow and the West…

February 17, 2022

Inmate Sentenced to Over Four Years in Federal Prison and Second Inmate Pleads Guilty For Participation in a Racketeering Conspiracy at Maryland Correctional Institution Jessup

Greenbelt, Maryland – U.S. District Judge Paula Xinis sentenced inmate Todd Holloway, age 36, today to 50 months in federal prison, consecutive to the state sentence he is currently serving, followed by…

February 17, 2022

Eric Adams Outran Prominent Progressives In Their Own Congressional Districts

NEW YORK, NY – Despite running a blue-collar campaign that focused on fighting crime, restoring public safety and improving — not defunding — the police, Eric Adams outran multiple high-profile progressives in…

February 17, 2022

Factbox-Russian gas pipeline exports to Europe

– Europe’s gas market remains volatile amid tensions between Moscow and the West over Ukraine, a key route for Russian gas, as Gazprom, source for 40% of Europe’s needs, sends gas under…

February 17, 2022

France’s Atos aims to double market share in supercomputing by 2026

By Mathieu Rosemain PARIS – France’s Atos aims to double its global market share in supercomputing to about 16% by around 2026, one of its executive said, stepping up European competition in…

February 16, 2022

Low risk of sovereign rating pressures from Ukraine tensions, Moody’s says

By Marc Jones LONDON – The risk of material credit rating pressures from the current tensions between Russia and Ukraine is low, Moody’s said on Wednesday, unless the situation continues for an…

February 16, 2022

Exclusive-Lithuania warns banks of cyber attacks, power cuts amid fears of war in Ukraine

By Andrius Sytas – Lithuania’s central bank has told the country’s banks to prepare for power cuts and cyberattacks as Russia’s standoff with Ukraine risks spilling over into a military conflict, according…

February 16, 2022

Exxon welcomes upcoming vote on offer to locked-out Texas refinery workers

By Erwin Seba HOUSTON – Exxon Mobil Corp on Tuesday welcomed an upcoming vote by workers at its Beaumont, Texas, refinery on a new contract offer, saying its terms ensure the refinery…

February 15, 2022

‘Antiracist Audit’ Reassures Parents That School District ‘Does Not Teach Or Promote Critical Race Theory’

Maryland’s largest school district plans to issue an “antiracist” survey to students to “address racial barriers” in the school district,” according to an announcement from the district superintendent. Montgomery County Public Schools…

February 15, 2022

Toxic Fentanyl, Meth Smoke Make Seattle’s Transit System Unusable, Authorities Say

Seattle’s transit system has become unusable after reports of toxic fentanyl and meth smoke, volatile behavior and dangerous work environments, which has scared off travelers, local authorities said, The Seattle Times reported…

February 15, 2022

Exclusive-Russian mercenaries with spy links increasing presence in Ukraine – Western sources

By Guy Faulconbridge LONDON – Russian mercenaries with ties to Moscow’s spies have increased their presence in Ukraine in recent weeks, stoking fears among some NATO members that Russia could try to…

February 15, 2022

Germans pin hopes on Novavax moving the needle among anti-vaxxers

By Riham Alkousaa BERLIN – Benedikt Richter, a 40-year-old teacher in the southwest German city of Kaiserslautern, long held out against getting vaccinated against COVID-19. He felt uneasy about the novelty of…

February 13, 2022

Biden tells Putin Ukraine invasion would bring decisive response

By Trevor Hunnicutt and Dmitry Antonov WASHINGTON/MOSCOW – U.S. President Joe Biden told Russia’s Vladimir Putin on Saturday that the West would respond decisively to any invasion of Ukraine, adding such a…

February 13, 2022

Thousands march in Kyiv to show unity against Russian threat

By Pavel Polityuk and Valentyn Ogirenko KYIV – Several thousand Ukrainians rallied in Kyiv on Saturday to show unity amid fears of a Russian invasion, as Ukraine’s leader told people not to…

February 13, 2022

Thousands of unvaccinated New York municipal workers could lose jobs Friday

By Julia Harte NEW YORK -Thousands of unvaccinated New York City municipal workers are up against a deadline on Friday to get a COVID-19 shot or get fired, with Mayor Eric Adams…

February 11, 2022

Boston Mayor Roasted By Critics During Awkward Livestream

BOSTON -0 Facebook livestream by Democratic Boston Mayor Michelle Wu was flooded with comments criticizing her city’s COVID-19 restrictions. A recording of the livestream shared on Friday morning showed Wu attempting to…

February 11, 2022

U.S. energy department advances $6 billion nuclear plant program

By Timothy Gardner WASHINGTON – The U.S. Department of Energy said on Friday it is seeking input from utilities, communities and advocates as it develops its new program to boost struggling nuclear…

February 11, 2022

Germany and Austria told to curb boom in home prices

FRANKFURT -Germany and Austria should curb a boom in house prices by setting caps on mortgages and forcing banks to build up more capital, the European Union’s financial stability watchdog said on…

February 11, 2022

Biden Boosts Australian EV Company, Continues To Ignore Tesla

President Joe Biden hosted leaders of Australian electric car charging and software company Tritium on Tuesday, highlighting the company’s new manufacturing plant in Tennessee. The president applauded the company, which was founded…

February 9, 2022

Sweden Halts Mass COVID Testing, Even For The Symptomatic

Sweden halted its COVID-19 testing regime on Wednesday, even for those who are showing symptoms of infection, as many European countries end pandemic restrictions, the Associated Press reported. The country’s mobile city-square…

February 9, 2022

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European gas storage levels survive winter but summer refilling looms

EU considering more transparent carbon market reporting – draft

Electrolyser supply crunch hangs over India’s hydrogen ambitions

India plans to produce 5 million tonnes of green hydrogen by 2030

Austin police officers indicted for excessive force in 2020 racial justice protests

Britain scraps ‘golden’ visas amid concerns over illicit Russian money

Inmate Sentenced to Over Four Years in Federal Prison and Second Inmate Pleads Guilty For Participation in a Racketeering Conspiracy at Maryland Correctional Institution Jessup

Eric Adams Outran Prominent Progressives In Their Own Congressional Districts

Factbox-Russian gas pipeline exports to Europe

Low risk of sovereign rating pressures from Ukraine tensions, Moody’s says

Exclusive-Lithuania warns banks of cyber attacks, power cuts amid fears of war in Ukraine

Exxon welcomes upcoming vote on offer to locked-out Texas refinery workers

‘Antiracist Audit’ Reassures Parents That School District ‘Does Not Teach Or Promote Critical Race Theory’

Toxic Fentanyl, Meth Smoke Make Seattle’s Transit System Unusable, Authorities Say

Exclusive-Russian mercenaries with spy links increasing presence in Ukraine – Western sources

Germans pin hopes on Novavax moving the needle among anti-vaxxers

Biden tells Putin Ukraine invasion would bring decisive response

Thousands march in Kyiv to show unity against Russian threat

Thousands of unvaccinated New York municipal workers could lose jobs Friday

U.S. energy department advances $6 billion nuclear plant program

Germany and Austria told to curb boom in home prices

Biden Boosts Australian EV Company, Continues To Ignore Tesla

Sweden Halts Mass COVID Testing, Even For The Symptomatic

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