European governments reject Putin threats over gas supplies as ‘blackmail’
Russian president Vladimir Putin threatened on Thursday to halt contracts supplying Europe with a third of its gas unless they
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Ukraine negotiations to resume, Putin gives Europe gas payment ultimatum
European buyers of Russian gas faced a deadline to start paying in roubles on Friday, while negotiations aimed at ending
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Europe’s Economy Reels Under Energy Fallout
Two weeks since Russia began Europe’s biggest conflict since World War II, businesses across the continent are already in varying
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EU Parliament’s final push on the Digital Markets Act must include default settings
Europe has a deeply uneven tech playing field. But as members of the European Parliament prepare to vote in plenary
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The New Ramana Maharshi Handicraft Statues Have Become A Big Demand With Christmas Shoppers in Australia
Here is a write up on this Unique Christmas Gift from India, which has created a huge sensation and has
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IMF’S KRISTALINA GEORGIEVA: OMICRON VARIANT LIKELY TO USHER GROWTH DOWNGRADES
Global economic growth projections from the International Monetary Fund will likely be downgraded due to the emergence of the Omicron
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U.S. STATE DEPARTMENT APPLE IPHONE HACKED WITH ISRAELI COMPANY SPYWARE – SOURCES
Apple Inc iPhones of at least nine U.S. State Department employees were hacked by an unknown assailant using sophisticated spyware
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Amazon’s Black Friday Greeted by Climate Activists, Strikes in Europe
Climate activists targeted 15 Amazon depots across Europe on “Black Friday” and the world’s biggest e-commerce company also faced protests
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Norway’s Oil Boom Is Only Just Beginning
Norway’s revenues from oil and gas production hit a record high this year and are showing no signs of slowing
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Sweden asks EU to ban Bitcoin mining because while hydroelectric power is cheap, they need it for other stuff
The directors general of Sweden’s Financial Supervisory Authority and Environmental Protection Agency have called upon both the EU and Sweden’s
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