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Bangchak pivots from oil refiner to Southeast Asian clean energy player

For decades, Bangchak Corporation epitomised Thailand’s dependence on fossil fuels, its green-branded service stations lining highways and its refinery in…

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Charlie Kirk Messaged Me the Day Before He Died

Just one day before Charlie Kirk was killed, he messaged me on X. We had been in a heated public…

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Armored Units Encircle Palestinian Urban Center as Trade Penalties Advance

Armored military formations have established strategic positions encircling Gaza's primary metropolitan area Wednesday, preparing for anticipated urban combat operations in…

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Turks and Caicos Mass Shooting: 3 Dead, 10 Hurt

A peaceful evening turned into horror early Sunday when gunmen opened fire at a crowded venue on the island of…

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Trump’s War Promises Face Harsh Realities in Gaza and Ukraine

During his presidential campaign, Donald Trump pledged to swiftly resolve the conflicts in Gaza and Ukraine, claiming he would end…

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Ecuadorian Gang Leader ‘Fito’ Agrees to Extradition to the United States

Ecuador’s most feared gang boss, Jose Adolfo Macías—better known by his alias “Fito”—has agreed to be extradited to the United…

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Air India Crash Linked to Fuel Supply Cut, Says Preliminary Report

A recent preliminary investigation into the tragic Air India plane crash has revealed that a sudden disruption in the engine…

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Scotland Opens First Supervised Drug Consumption Facility in Glasgow

In Glasgow’s East End, a groundbreaking public health initiative is reshaping how Scotland tackles its drug crisis. Known as the…

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Caiman Seized in Essex Drug Raid Alongside Weapons and Cannabis

In an unusual turn of events, Essex police officers conducting a routine drug raid uncovered more than just illegal substances…

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Drug Pollution Disrupts Salmon Migration, New Study Finds

Salmon are born in tranquil freshwater streams, and as they mature, they journey downstream to the ocean, often traveling hundreds…

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