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By squandering its gas wealth for decades, Iraq today finds itself dependent on Iranian energy imports instead of being a regional energy hub. A new project involving TotalEnergies and QatarEnergy offers some hope, however. [Gas in Transition, Volume 3, Issue 7]

After embarking on an expedition at the Jardín Botánico del Pacífico (JBP) in Bahía Solano, researchers discovered four new spider speicies

By Giulia Petroni Technip Energies has won a contract from BP to build a hydrogen production unit at the British oil giant's Kwinana biorefinery in Western...

More than 20,000 migrants are in Customs and Border Protection custody right now, a number not seen since the week leading up to the end of Title 42.

A man and a woman are facing federal felony charges stemming from a high-speed car crash in Arizona with four migrants and a loaded AR-15 rifle on board.

Calling it a financial failure and threat to the lives of asylum-seekers, a coalition of border groups on Tuesday renewed their demands for Texas Gov. Greg Abbott to end Operation Lone Star.

Unlawful border crossings by migrants in the San Diego Sector are up according to July statistics released by U.S. Customs and Border Protection.

The Texas Military Department confirmed on Monday that a member of the Texas Army National Guard discharged his weapon during a "border-related" incident on Saturday evening in South El Paso.

Global gas prices surged seven-fold last year as 3% of global gas supplies were hit following Russias invasion of Ukraine, forcing countries to boost energy spending and shift to coal, BP CEO Bernard Looney said in New Delhi.

Pti: OMRON Healthcare India Ropes in Milind Soman to Enhance Awareness Around BP Monitoring and Overall Health Management