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Most of the Australian coal used by steelmakers that was being held at Chinese ports in the wake of Beijing’s import ban has now been cleared, according to local research firm Fengkuang Coal Logistics, although there’s no sign that the halt on new shipments will be lifted. Customs data for the final quarter of last year show 6.2-million tons of Australian coking coal were finally allowed in, along with another 5.5-million tons of thermal coal from China’s erstwhile trading partner that was destined for power plants.

A new survey suggests the majority of people support reintroducing negative test certificates so unvaccinated people can attend events.

Britain's High Court is set to rule Monday on whether WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange can take his fight against U.S. extradition to the U.K. Supreme Court.

The Tokyo metropolitan government on Monday reported 8,503 new coronavirus cases, down 965 from Sunday and up 4,784 from last Monday. By age group, 2,248 cases were in…

DOHA (Sputnik) - The United Arab Emirates (UAE) Defence Ministry earlier said that the country's air defence systems had intercepted and destroyed two ballistic missiles launched by the Houthis.

LONDON: British Prime Minister Boris Johnson has ordered an inquiry into claims by a lawmaker who said she was fired from a ministerial job in the government partly because her Muslim faith was making colleagues uncomfortable.

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Hindu Sena' and Hindu Front for Justice, have moved the Supreme Court seeking to intervene as parties

Diversified mining company Teck Resources and members of United Steelworkers Local 7619, representing 1 048 workers at the Highland Valley Copper operations in British Columbia, have reached a new collective agreement. The new five-year agreement replaces the one that expired on September 30.

The domestic equity benchmarks edged lower as they further extended losses in afternoon trade. The Nifty slipped below the 17,250 mark. Shares across sectors declined.

This is a story set in Malta and Europe in the near future. In the form of a letter from a mother to her daughter Maddy, it shows a family trying to navigate the crisis in the region caused by a rapidly warming climate. See previous chapters in the story and read a note by the story's author. The first serious looting started in March of ’29.  The taps ran dry for three days, and a rumour swept through the socials that the largest Reverse Osmosis plant, turning seawater into fresh, had broken down. Читать дальше...

Indian team withdrawn from AFC Women's Asian Cup 2022

Over 100,000 people have gathered to march in a massive protest against vaccine mandates and COVID tyranny today in Brussels, Belgium.pic.twitter.com/hn5TOqeUdw

Saitama Prefectural Police are investigating an attempted murder in which a knife-wielding man attacked a male resident in his home in Yashio City. According to police, the incident…

A round-up of how the nationals saw Leicester City's 1-1 draw against Brighton in the Premier League

Philippine health officials remain calm about the Omicron subvariant, noting that initial studies suggest it's no different from the dominant variant of Omicron now

(Telecompaper) Belgian operator Proximus plans to start phasing out VDSL services on its copper network from March, according to a report from Belga news agency...

Last night, the Cavs gutted out a real grit and grind game sending home the Oklahoma City Thunder with the…

Pakistan captain Babar Azam was crowned as the ODI Cricketer of the Year by the International Cricket Council (ICC) on Monday for his "match-winning knocks, spell-binding stroke-play and memorable moments" in 2021.

Daniil Medvedev survived a fightback from Maxime Cressy to edge out the American in three-and-a-half hours to move into the last eight of the Australian Open.