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Indias Shree Cement plans to bid for lithium mining rights under a government plan to secure critical minerals production through auctions that are expected to raise more than $5 billion. ...

LVIV, Ukraine (Reuters) - Eight-year-old Roman Oleksiv is back at school in the western Ukrainian city of Lviv, another step in an unlikely recovery from life-threatening burns and shrapnel to the head that he sustained in a Russian missile attack in July last year.

Eight-year-old Roman Oleksiv is back at school in the western Ukrainian city of Lviv, another step in an unlikely recovery from life-threatening burns and shrapnel to the head that he sustained in a Russian missile attack in July last year. She was among 28 people killed, while Roman suffered shrapnel wounds, a broken arm and burns over 45% of his body. After medics in Lviv stabilised him, he was sent to a specialist burns unit in Dresden, Germany, where he spent nearly a year undergoing more ...

By Andriy Perun LVIV, Ukraine (Reuters) - Eight-year-old Roman Oleksiv is back at school in the western Ukrainian city of Lviv, another step in an unl...

While the world's climate diplomats huddle over draft decisions to be made at the end of this year's U.N. climate summit, governments at COP28 are firing off a flurry of new promises for action. Among the expected pledges at COP28 are a goal to triple renewable energy capacity and initiatives on methane and coal power. Unlike official summit decisions, which must be passed by consensus among the nearly 200 countries, voluntary pledges can be made quickly, and boldly, without the worr...

By Kate Abnett DUBAI (Reuters) - While the world's climate diplomats huddle over draft decisions to be made at the end of this year's U.N. climate sum...

The Hong Kong Journalists Association said in a statement on Friday it was deeply concerned about the safety and whereabouts of a South China Morning Post reporter who has been unreachable since... -December 01, 2023 at 06:39 am EST - MarketScreener

The armed wing of Hamas said it had decided to delay Saturdays scheduled second round of hostage releases until Israel met conditions including committing to let aid trucks into northern Gaza.

By Bassam Masoud and Maayan Lubell

By Bassam Masoud and Maayan Lubell