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Huge Oil and Gas Find in Pakistan? What This Discovery Could Mean for Global MarketsPakistan may have significant oil and gas reserves, revealed by Muhammad Arif. Exploration needs $5 billion and years.
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Got Bloating? Avoid These 6 Foods and Try These 8 To Feel Better Abdominal bloating is caused by gas or indigestion, with certain foods like ginger, cucumber, and eggs helping alleviate it.
Panic and Fires Erupt in China as Balloons Filled with Hydrogen Cause Explosions Multiple fires broke out during New Year's celebrations in China, sparked by hydrogen-filled balloons, causing chaos but no injuries.
Exxon Mobil Faces $1.2 Billion Loss Amid Falling Oil Prices and Refining Margins Exxon Mobil's Q4 results were hit by lower oil prices and refining margins, leading to significant earnings declines despite asset sales.
Russia Cuts Gas Supply to Europe After Ukraine Transit Deal Ends, Marking Major Shift Russia halts gas supply to Europe via Ukraine, ending a decade-long transit amid rising tensions and financial losses for both nations.
CitiGroup Exits Net-Zero Banking Alliance, Joins Growing List of U.S. Banks Scaling Back Climate Commitments CitiGroup exits the Net Zero Banking Alliance, joining other major banks in scaling back climate initiatives amid political pressures.
Russia’s Gas Sales Jump 13% Thanks to Surge in China Sales, But Biden’s Sanctions Could Hit Soon Gazprom expects to exceed gas sales forecasts this year, driven by demand from China, despite previous losses from the Ukraine conflict.
If Trump Wins, South Korea May Boost U.S. Oil and Gas Imports Amid Trade Tensions If Trump wins, South Korea may boost U.S. energy imports, navigating trade concerns and geopolitical tensions ahead of the election.
Huge Oil and Gas Find in Pakistan? What This Discovery Could Mean for Global Markets Pakistan may have significant oil and gas reserves, revealed by Muhammad Arif. Exploration needs $5 billion and years.
New York Says No to Whipped Cream for Teens: What You Need to Know! Recent news from New York has sparked a conversation about a new regulation: minors are now banned from purchasing whipped cream spray.
Driving Down Emissions: EPA's New Greenhouse Gas Standards for Trucks On March 29, 2024, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) established the most stringent greenhouse gas standards, covering new medium and heavy-duty trucks, including delivery trucks, school, and public transportation buses, and large vehicles for the period of 2027-2032, as reported by Forbes on April 1. The EPA stated that the final standards will reduce […]
Russia Accused of Using Chemical Weapons in Ukraine War Reports have emerged that the Russian military, which has been at war with Ukraine for over two years, is using chemical weapons banned under international conventions against the Ukrainian army at the frontlines. Telegraph reported on the 6th (local time) that frontline Ukrainian soldiers are almost daily under attack from small Russian drones dropping incendiary […]
Europe's Gas Lifeline at Risk: Ukraine Dispute Threatens Supply Russia’s state-owned gas company, Gazprom, has supplied more than 40 million cubic meters (1.4 billion cubic feet) of gas to Europe daily. The company has been utilizing the gas pipeline in Sudzha, Ukraine, which has been the only route available since the closure of the Nord Stream pipeline. However, concerns have been raised that the […]
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