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Despite the gloomy gloomy outlook of the global economic, Vietnamese exporters of yarn, garment, textile, and leather shoes are still seeing a brighter future as robust signs are looming on the horizon.

Local voices from Monaco and the French Riviera joined countless others from the realms of science and government at the One Planet - Polar Summit held last week in Paris. Here’s what they had to say about the future of the world’s polar regions and why fast action at the poles is needed now.  

US President Joe Biden says he hopes for "less intrusive action" at Gaza's Al-Shifa hospital, as WHO claims facility is non-functional. DW has the latest.

The Nigeria LNG Limited (NLNG) has revealed possible causes of rise in price of Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG), otherwise known as cooking gas, in the domestic market.

The Ministry of External Relations (MIREX) of the Dominican Republic announced the standardization of consular fees, thus eliminating the diversity of prices for the same service depending on the Missions...

SPDC JV Establishes Centres To Drive Manpower Devt In Oil Industry

Tamara Alrifai, Director of External Relations and Communications at The United Nations Relief and Work Agency (UNRWA), on Sunday said that there is large displacement of people taking place in Gaza and the condition of hospitals remains ...

Tamara Alrifai, Director of PR in UNRWA, said that there is large displacement of people taking place in Gaza.

Shell Petroleum floats centres to drive manpower development. The gesture is part of efforts to encourage manpower development in the oil and gas

Monuments of friendship between nations and nations, cities and cities, have been built all over the world, demonstrating global cohesion for many years