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Once upon a time, Europe was so smug about its energy security that it mulled banning imports of US natural gas. That was only 10 years ago, when Russian President Vladimir Putin was still welcome in Berlin and Paris and his country’s gas was heating European homes.
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The first rule of financial management is the same adage we teach children: Don’t put all your eggs in one basket. A diversified portfolio is Investing 101, and the world is now suffering the fallout that comes from ignoring it.
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South Korea’s top financial regulator said he regrets not blocking the launch of leveraged exchange-traded funds tracking single stocks, warning their negative side effects have grown significantly.
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The European Central Bank must watch for any knock-on impact on wages from higher oil and commodity prices resulting from the Middle East conflict, Governing Council member Jose Luis Escrivá said.
Damning new evidence that Sir Keir Starmer ordered the interception of a Russian 'shadow fleet' oil tanker in the English Channel in a desperate effort to shore up his weakening grip on Downing Street has emerged after defence experts said that film of the event had been 'stage-managed' Sources have
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Unlike conventional solar systems, which are hampered by the sun’s fluctuations and require backup systems to even them out, leaves can harness solar energy even in low-light conditions. Taking a step toward that leaf-like performance, researchers at Osaka Metropolitan University have developed an a
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As of mid-June, the dates and participating locations for Sunflower Summer 2026 were announced. The state program covers admission costs for eligible students and one adult guardian per participating attraction
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Romance and investment fraud is at record levels but what can you do to prevent being caught out.
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It had planned to abandon the fuel, but the higher cost of natural gas may make it think again.
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Newcomers Cape Verde fought back against two-time champions Uruguay in a 2-2 draw to clinch a second point at their maiden World Cup and maintain their unbeaten run, just days after causing the first shock of the tournament by holding favourites Spain to a goalless stalemate.