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Across the country. they were calling those officers horrible names. they were just trying to get their protesters out of the area. we will continue to keep a close eye on the action down here. we will see if anyone wants to talk to us as they come out, laura. >> laura: alexis, we have been seeing some reporting on the funding that some of these protesters are receiving. doesnt cost that much to go from columbia downtown, takes maybe a half hour and more in traffic. any word on this like what is...

Emissions for the 2022/23 year dropped to the equivalent of 1.135 billion metric tons of carbon dioxide from 1.164 billion tons a year earlier

Cameroons banana exports experienced a significant drop in March 2024, with shipments totaling 14,208 tons, down 26% compared to March

Cameroon’s agro-industrial company CDC exported only 1,890 tons of bananas in February 2024, according to figures released by the Banana Association

An aid ship loaded with some 200 tons of food set sail for Gaza on Tuesday in a pilot programme for the opening of a sea corridor to the territory, where the...

The Guardia Civil, in coordination with the Customs Surveillance Service of the State Tax Administration Agency, – within the framework of application established in the Action Plan of the AEAT and the Secretary of State for Security relating to Tax Protection missions -, in just two months, it has intercepted four caches of hashish that

POSCO is gearing up its workforce and manufacturing plants to produce environmentally cleaner steel products and contribute to the countrys 2050 goal of trying to reach carbon neutrality, the countrys biggest steelmaker said Tuesday.

Koreas imports of coffee topped $1 billion for two straight years on its growing popularity here, customs data showed Sunday.

Koreas imports of whiskey surpassed 30,000 tons for the first time to hit an all-time high last year amid rising popularity of whiskey-based cocktails, customs data showed Tuesday...

LESS than four months after completing its P2-billion initiative to clean up the Pasig River, San Miguel Corp.s (SMC) comprehensive efforts to rehabilitate major river systems has shifted to high gear in Central Luzon.