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Five key takeaways from an annual briefing by China’s foreign minister – NPR
- Five key takeaways from an annual briefing by China’s foreign minister NPR
- The U.S. and China running the world together? China says no thanks NBC News
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US energy chief says spike in gas prices will fall ‘before too long’ amid Iran war
Chris Wright says price increase would last weeks, not months, and that US would not target Iran’s energy industry
Chris Wright, the US Department of Energy secretary, said on Sunday that the spike in energy prices would last weeks, at the worst, not months, and that the US would not target Iran’s energy industry.
His comments come amid rising anxiety that Iran’s response to the US-Israel strikes, which caused a reduction in shipping through the strait of Hormuz and production slowdowns in some oil and gas producing states in the Middle East, may cause broad economic turbulence and higher inflation.
Continue reading...HORMUZ TRACKER: Iran-Linked Ships Are the Only Ones to Transit – Bloomberg
- HORMUZ TRACKER: Iran-Linked Ships Are the Only Ones to Transit Bloomberg
- Middle East conflict hits shipping, oil prices and other international trade stories to know this month The World Economic Forum
- The Billionaire Whose Ships Are Braving Missiles in the Strait of Hormuz WSJ
- Maersk, a bellwether for global trade, suspends two key shipping services due to Iran war CNBC
- Iran’s Chokehold on Persian Gulf Waterway Strains Shipping The New York Times
Kurdish leader links potential Iran ground push to US-enforced no-fly zone – Politico
- Kurdish leader links potential Iran ground push to US-enforced no-fly zone Politico
- Syria's Kurds caution Iran's Kurds against aligning with US against Tehran Reuters
- Trump says he’s ruled out having Kurds join the Iran war AP News
- Toyota’s Near Indestructible Land Cruiser Has Unique Role In War Zones Forbes
- Under threat, Iraqi Kurds resist pressure to join Iran war Axios
Emperor Naruhito watches Ohtani and Japan survive scare against Australia at World Baseball Classic
Masataka Yoshida’s late HR helps seal 4-3 win
Naruhito first emperor in 60 years to attend baseball
Masataka Yoshida’s late home run triggered a comeback win for Japan over Australia at the World Baseball Classic on Sunday, with Emperor Naruhito making a rare appearance.
The underdog Aussies struck first in the sixth inning of the group stage game when outfielder Aaron Whitefield came home after a throwing error by Japan’s catcher, Kenya Wakatsuki. But in the seventh, Yoshida connected with a two-run shot over right centre field. Japan put on two more insurance runs in the eighth, and hung on for the 4-3 victory.
Continue reading...Judge rules Kari Lake unlawfully ran US media agency, voiding mass layoffs
Lake, whom Trump appointed without Senate confirmation to run Voice of America parent agency, cut over 1,000 jobs
A federal judge ruled Saturday that Kari Lake unlawfully led the US Agency for Global Media (USAGM) for several months last year and voided mass layoffs and other actions taken during that period to dismantle the agency.
The US Agency for Global Media (USAGM) is an independent federal agency that oversees the Voice of America (VOA), the US’s largest and oldest international broadcaster, and provides grants to Radio Free Asia, Radio Free Europe and other news agencies.
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