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Ukraine Runs Critically Short of Patriot Interceptors as Lockheed Martin Admits It Cannot Guarantee Missile Deliveries

New Delhi, June 14 -- KYIV - On the night of the worst barrage Kyiv had seen in two months, Ukrainian air force crews redistributed the city's remaining Patriot interceptors between battery positions ... Read More


Iran Agrees to Toll-Free Strait of Hormuz Under US Deal, but Tehran Is Already Calling Service Fees a Done Deal

TEHRAN - On paper, June 14 -- Iran agrees to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, and ships pass through for free. A senior United States administration official told Fox News on Saturday that the emerging me... Read More


Weng Yat to supply biomass to Japan, targets RM60m annual revenue

KUALA LUMPUR, June 14 -- Malaysian biomass producer Weng Yat Resources Sdn Bhd has signed a deal to build a biomass supply platform for Japan, targeting more than RM60 million in revenue annually once... Read More


US attack, sinking ship, death due to illness: A tough week for Indian seafarers near Gulf coast

India, June 14 -- A sinking ship, a sailor's death due to alleged neglect, and three crew members killed aboard a tanker - a string of separate incidents involving Indian citizens and vessel made for ... Read More


On the Day the G7 Convenes in Evian, Gaza's Famine Is Still 132,000 Acutely Malnourished Children Under Five.

GENEVA, June 14 -- The Integrated Food Security Phase Classification, the United Nations-aligned famine-monitoring body whose published methodology was adopted by the U.N. Security Council as the stan... Read More


The White House Wants Political Appointees to Approve Every Science Grant. Peer Review Would Be Optional.

WASHINGTON, June 14 -- For seventy years the question of which American scientists get federal money has been answered, in the main, by other scientists. A proposed White House rule would change that ... Read More


Casino's Front Row Seat: How the White House UFC Spectacle Revealed Gambling's Grip on America

New Delhi, June 14 -- WASHINGTON - The Octagon went up on the South Lawn before most of Washington had fully processed what it meant. By the time the 92-foot steel arch known as "The Claw" was shadowi... Read More


Trump Leaves His Birthday Party and Flies Into a Summit That Trusts Him Less Than Ever

New Delhi, June 14 -- PARIS - Donald Trump turned 80 on Sunday night, surrounded by cage fighters on the South Lawn of the White House, and then got on a plane to France. The juxtaposition was not ac... Read More


Saudi Arabia Arrests 10,725 Illegal Residents in One Week in Nationwide Residency and Labour Crackdown

New Delhi, June 14 -- Saudi Arabia has arrested 10,725 people in a single week for violating residency, labour, and border security regulations, the General Directorate of Passports announced, in one ... Read More


Italy Diesel Falls Below €2 for First Time in Months, Petrol Hits €1.891

The data, June 14 -- ROME - At the self-service pump on a Sunday morning in mid-June, the number a diesel driver sees has quietly changed. For the first time since Italy's fuel market was rattled by s... Read More