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The UN Security Council extended an arms embargo on South Sudan, despite objections from the African Union and multiple countries including Russia and China. The US-sponsored resolution aims to control the flow of weapons, while critics argue that it hinders South Sudan's progress and needs to be reviewed.

The OPEC alliance meets on June 2 to decide the next steps of its production policy.

The OPEC alliance meets on June 2 to decide the next steps of its production policy.

Dear Editor, It is with profound sadness that the New York PNCR Group pays special tribute to the late Party stalwart, Oscar Eleazar Clarke, CCH. Our

If the prognosis provided by the United Kingdom oil company, United Oil Plc., currently engaged in oil search pursuits offshore Jamaica, turns out to be

Two contiguous South American neighbours with eye-catching petro power potential may well be an emerging reality for the international community to

Dear Editor, To have money sitting in the NRF (invested abroad, generating employment abroad) for future generations when Guyanese today are facing

Foreign Secretary Robert Persaud yesterday met with Hosaka Yasushi, Parliamentary Vice-Minister for Foreign Affairs of Japan who was in Guyana on a

Dear Editor, The recently highly publicized call for violence against key members of the Cabinet is yet another in recent times. Not too long ago, there

For those in the Linden area who awoke after 48 hours of non-stop rain to find their furniture and belongings under water and their electrical goods