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India saw its imports of Russian oil soar by 80% in September compared to the previous year, with Indian importers continuing to take advantage of the discount oil.

Artemio Reynaga Reyes has spent the last six days in the hospital. His roommate said he is able to move his fingers and toes, but he is in a vegetative state.

The new report aims to uncover and combat the worst forms of child labor.

Cheaper Russian crude compared to Middle Eastern alternatives has prompted Indian refiners to import more crude from Russia in September compared to a seven-month low in August

Russia’s flagship crude blend, Urals, is now being sold to India at nearly $80 per barrel, well above the G7 price cap.

A still unknown disease could have cause the massive death of sea urchins. Unfortunately, this affects corals as well. Read more here.

After a chance discovery in the lab, this team used IVF to make hundreds of coral babies for restoration projects in New South Wales. So far the IVF babies are doing well in the wild.

The Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) on Monday expressed serious concern over the reported damage to the marine environment and corals of Rozul Reef in the West Philippine Sea (WPS).

The Armed Forces of the Philippines Western Command on Saturday confirmed there were cases of massive coral harvesting along Rozul (Iroquios) Reef in the West Philippine Sea.

This article investigates the question concerning moral deskilling in the context of autonomous weapon systems. To this end, it interrogates the appropriateness of deskilling as an analytical tool, the consequences of the conflation of the terms “the warrior” and “the soldier,” and the impact of the dominant, but commonplace, understanding of autonomous weapons that underwrites the concerns that have been expressed thus far. While affirming the critical importance of the question regardi...