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The Iran war is pushing the global gas trade into the shadowsAs the Strait of Hormuz remains under Iranian control amid the ongoing West Asia conflict, Qatar has quietly resumed some LNG exports by ad...- US fires on and disables 2 more Iranian tankers as tensions rise in the Strait of HormuzU.S. forces disabled two Iranian oil tankers after exchanging fire in the Strait of Hormuz, while the UAE reported an Iranian missile and d...
- How a US blockade on Iran has sanctioned ships turning aroundThe US Navy’s blockade of Iran is showing impact, with sanctioned vessels turning back or halting after crossing the Strait of Hormuz. Offi...
- As war with Iran hurts oil prices, US turns to Iranian boats for helpThe United States has temporarily eased sanctions to allow tankers linked to Iran’s “ghost fleet” to transport and sell Russian oil, aiming...
- 200 ships present mysteriously? War-time signal jamming near Hormuz creates confusionDozens of ship clusters near the Strait of Hormuz indicate significant electronic interference, making navigation tracking nearly impossibl...
- Shai Hope becomes second fastest Windies batter to 6000 runs, ahead of Brian LaraShai Hope achieved his 19th ODI century and surpassed 6000 runs in the format against New Zealand. He became the second fastest West Indies...
- Oil tanker collision: Why ships are getting lost on radar in the narrow Strait of Hormuz, where one-fifth of the world’s oil passesTwo oil tankers collided off the UAE coast near the Strait of Hormuz, causing fires but no injuries or oil spills. The incident, involving ...
- Oil inches higher on summer demand outlookOil prices rose on supply deficit forecasts and OPEC+ cuts amid global economic challenges. Traders are cautious about rising non-OPEC+ out...
- Hurricane alert: Third tropical depression may develop and mark 2023's first hurricane: US NHCUS National Hurricane Center (NHC) reported the formation of the third tropical depression in the central tropical Atlantic and it is expec...
- Kayaker attacked by tiger shark off the coast of Hawaii, dreadful encounter captured on video; WatchA rather dreadful encounter between a massive tiger shark and a frightened kayaker off the coast of Hawaii was captured on video. While the...
- Hurricane Ian wreaks havoc in Cuba, island left powerless. More details hereEntire Cuba is without electricity as the national electrical grid broke down due to the impact of Hurricane Ian. The category three storm ...
- Gujarat RERA imposes Rs 50 lakh penalty on Mumbai-based developer for non-complianceThe developer, Siddhi Vinayak Enterprise, had marketed a project Windward Business Park in Vadodara and received bookings for the same with...
- Aviation sector earnings set to fly high in Q1 FY18: ICICI SecA strong earnings quarter was expected for the sector for three months ended December 2016.
- Hope to complete 12,000 runs before retirement: Shivnarine ChanderpaulVeteran West Indian batsman Shivnarine Chanderpaul is hopeful of battling the odds as far as his comeback is concerned and is aiming for on...
- Mountain topography affects Monsoon in Western ghat states: StudyMountain topography of Western ghats affect precipitation & is also a reason why Karnataka receives more rainfall than Maharashtra, reveals...
- Israel's startup Windward can detect any ship sailing in any oceanWhenever a ship sails in any ocean of the world, Windward, a Tel Aviv-based startup, detects its location, speed and behaviour.
- Crude up on improved sentimentsCrude oil markets continued to be highly volatile as prices of crude oil increased against the backdrop of better equities market and regai...
- Oil rises on storm worriesOil rose on Friday as investors kept watch on a gathering storm in the Atlantic Ocean that renewed concern of possible damage to offshore o...
- Jubilant to buy US co for $123mJubilant Organosys is acquiring US-based contract research and manufacturing services (CRAMS) company Hollister-Stier Labora-tories LLC for...
- Kindred countriesThe more I travel, the more I realise that some countries are oh-so-similar to our own. And I don’t necessarily mean the usual suspects lik...
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