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Protesters with Justice for the Ogoni banners outside Shell's headquarters in London

Shell’s Niger Delta Exit Leaves Pipeline and Gas Questions Open

Amnesty's review of internal Shell records raises questions about ageing Niger Delta pipelines, decommissioning costs and the Bille gas emergency. The evidence, sale terms and unresolved legal claims demand transparent answers.

October 29, 2026

by Muzaffar Ahmad Bajwaa

False-color satellite image of floodwater in blue along the Gandak River across the Nepal-India border, with green vegetation and clouds

Climate Plans Promise Health Gains. Only Four Governments Count Them.

A WHO review of 114 national climate plans finds 91% of Parties mention health, yet only four of the 82 that claim health gains from cutting emissions quantify or monitor them. Just 23% cost their health measures, and 7% say

October 19, 2026

by Dilnaz Shaikh

Aerial view of the cracked, exposed bed of Wimbleball Reservoir in Somerset with a narrow stream running through it

Ministers Tell Environment Agency Water Supply Comes First in Drought

Where drinking water and river protection collide in four drought-hit parts of England, the government has

Satellite image of thick white cloud covering eastern Spain and the sea off its coast, with clear sea to the east

Spain’s Dana Adam: One Dead in Catalonia, Red Alerts Hold in Valencia

A woman swept away by a stream in Cabrera de Mar was found dead on Sunday

Before the Al-Ahly game, the Moroccan coach of Wydad complained about the “weather and the heat”.

Vandenbroek said: “We traveled and arrived after playing a Moroccan League game, and so the preparation started late.” He explained: “I think everyone looks at Al-Ahly the same because they are a

June 3, 2023

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Officially.. Ajay Banga takes over the presidency of the World Bank

Banga was the only announced candidate, the former head of the MasterCard payment systems group, elected unsurprisingly at the start of May. Ajay Banga is the second World Bank official not born

June 3, 2023

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IATA: international air travel reached 90.5% of 2019 levels

International air travel reached 90.5% of pre-COVID-19 levels, after rising 48% year-on-year in April. This week, the Annual General Meeting of the International Air Transport Association (IATA) was held in Istanbul, to

June 2, 2023

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Increase efforts to connect common people with environmental protection: Chief Minister Shivraj

Chief Minister reviewed the ongoing preparations to celebrate World Environment Day Bhopal. Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan said that many efforts have been made in the state to connect the common people

June 2, 2023

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Moldova hosts summit of so-called European Political Community News

Maia Sandu, a Romanian citizen and part-time president of Moldova who is known for her anti-Russian rhetoric, noted that mutual respect is said to have always been lacking in relations between Chisinau

June 2, 2023

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Study: New York is sinking under the weight of its buildings

Scientists have realized with certainty since Hurricane Sandy, which was recorded on October 29, 2012, that this giant city with unusual geographical features, where the island of Manhattan is surrounded by the

June 1, 2023

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UAE and Scotland seek to strengthen cooperation in various industries

This came during a meeting which brought Thani Al-Zeyoudi together with Neil Gray, General Secretary of the Scottish Council of Social Economy, Fair Work and Energy Ministers, to hear the latest developments

June 1, 2023

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Tunisia.. Women are taking men’s jobs by storm

And after years that this woman has spent learning to drive large vehicles, like buses, trucks, etc., she is now playing the same role. Teaching bus and truck driving Rym drives his

June 1, 2023

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Canada.. Thousands flee ‘unprecedented’ wildfires

Authorities said one of the fires in the east is threatening populated areas on the outskirts of Halifax, prompting thousands of residents to evacuate. “In the province, we are going through a

June 1, 2023

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ADNOC supports domestic industry with deals worth $5.45 billion

By announcing these new agreements, ADNOC is on the verge of achieving its goal of buying products that can be produced locally for a value of 70 billion dirhams (19 billion dollars),

May 31, 2023

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Shell’s Niger Delta Exit Leaves Pipeline and Gas Questions Open

Climate Plans Promise Health Gains. Only Four Governments Count Them.

Ministers Tell Environment Agency Water Supply Comes First in Drought

Spain’s Dana Adam: One Dead in Catalonia, Red Alerts Hold in Valencia

Before the Al-Ahly game, the Moroccan coach of Wydad complained about the “weather and the heat”.

Officially.. Ajay Banga takes over the presidency of the World Bank

IATA: international air travel reached 90.5% of 2019 levels

Increase efforts to connect common people with environmental protection: Chief Minister Shivraj

Moldova hosts summit of so-called European Political Community News

Study: New York is sinking under the weight of its buildings

UAE and Scotland seek to strengthen cooperation in various industries

Tunisia.. Women are taking men’s jobs by storm

Canada.. Thousands flee ‘unprecedented’ wildfires

ADNOC supports domestic industry with deals worth $5.45 billion

Radical Islam is being appreciated by Indian authorities too

Bangladesh; India’s Biggest Ally or China’s Dragon Nest?

Ahmadis in Bangladesh face fresh threat of persecution

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