EU faces diesel shortage as major refiners ban exports
EU member states readied for talks over a feared diesel shortage, after the US, Russia and China all touted banning or suspending exports as global prices surge.
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EU member states readied for talks over a feared diesel shortage, after the US, Russia and China all touted banning or suspending exports as global prices surge.
President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva is in effect tied with his main challenger, Flávio Bolsonaro, though neither appears likely to win outright in Sunday’s first-round vote.
European capitals have reportedly gamed out the implications of Chancellor Friedrich Merz being forced out after a string of electoral and legislative failures.
UK, Greek, and Italian bond yields climbed, while France remained at the epicenter of the storm after a proposed budget failed to quell investors’ anxiety.
Founder Thomas Flohr is keeping IPO options open as he expands his global fleet.
The serial founder relies on “family dinners,” accessibility, and a disdain for bureaucracy.
Immigrant advocates are grappling with the Supreme Court’s decision to allow the Trump administration to move forward with third-country deportations.
“The FBI’s plan to obtain direct access to this extensive network of cameras raises the risk of substantial abuses of Americans’ data,” wrote Rep. Greg Casar, D-Texas.
The senator said he plans to make his decision “really soon.”
New Mexico Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham says Democrats should be running on universal childcare proposals.
For many in the administration, the strategy toward Cuba remains simple: Wait until it falls.
Despite the warm welcome at the White House, industry leaders are bracing for a Democrat-controlled Congress.
Broadcom joins in on the trend of chipmakers financing the AI buildout that’s driving demand for their products.
The White House administration turned to coercion in efforts to tame surging fuel prices, telling European capitals to either release their emergency diesel supplies or face a US diesel export ban.
The prompted criticism from activists and US lawmakers over the coffee giant’s decision to expand into an area widely scrutinized for human rights violations.
Tehran is reportedly preparing a more forceful response if Washington resumes large-scale strikes.
His remarks came days after Tallinn blamed Moscow for an arson attack against an Estonian factory supplying unmanned vehicles to Ukraine.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s opponents drew parallels to the government’s pre-Oct. 7 security failures.
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