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Russia plans to export 0.5% less oil per day via the Transneft pipeline system in the third quarter than in the previous three months, according to industry sources and Reuters calculations, due to voluntary crude output cuts and higher refinery runs.

Russia's Supreme Court on Thursday rejected a challenge by the jailed Kremlin critic Alexei Navalny to prison officials' refusal to give him writing equipment, the Russian independent news site Mediazona reported.

Russian Urals deliveries through transfers at sea near Greece’s Kalamata port rebounded in June after operations dried up in April as the grade traded below a Western oil price cap, prompting more activity, according to Refinitiv data and traders.

India's wheat harvest in 2023 is at least 10% lower than the government's estimate, a leading trade body told Reuters on Wednesday, amid a sharp rise in local prices during the past two months.

Ukraine's Deputy Defence Minister Hanna Maliar said the "biggest blow" in Kyiv's military campaign is yet to come, but admitted the operation is difficult as Russia throws all it can to stop the offensive.

The German government should not place all exports to China under supervision, German Chancellor Olaf Scholz said on Monday.

Australia's Woodside Energy Group said on Tuesday it had approved the development of the $7.2 billion Trion ultra deepwater oil project in the Gulf of Mexico, which is expected to provide a strong and quick return on investment.

She was awarded the Rashtrapati Award for her work on Neera, an affordable dietary supplement made from palm nectar, which aimed to combat malnutrition. Additionally, she became the first female director of the Royal Institute of Science in Bombay.

Google is celebrating the life and works of Indian scientist Kamala Sohonie, who was the first woman to get accepted into the top college IISc in India.

'Things are really starting to heat up.'