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China’s Hidden Oil Mountain Defies the Hormuz Storm
Brent crude climbed to roughly $116 a barrel on Friday, its highest point since May, while the American benchmark pushed past $101. The war involving Iran is nearing its eighth month, and an oil market that spent the summer convinced...
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The red carpet on the Lido has been rolled away and the vaporetti have gone back to carrying commuters, yet...
Workers and patrons confront uncertainty outside the Kennedy Center as trustees weigh an immediate shutdown. The Kennedy Center may be...
Ocean Vuong’s The Emperor of Gladness arrives disguised as a rescue story. Nineteen-year-old Hai stands near the edge of death...
Céline Dion’s first full concert in more than six years could easily have been sold as a story of conquest....
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China’s Hidden Oil Mountain Defies the Hormuz Storm
Brent crude climbed to roughly $116 a barrel on Friday, its highest point since May, while the American benchmark pushed past $101. The war involving Iran is nearing its eighth month, and an oil market that spent the summer convinced...
Read MoreChina’s Hidden Oil Mountain Defies the Hormuz Storm
Brent crude climbed to roughly $116 a barrel on Friday, its highest point since May, while the American benchmark pushed past $101. The war involving Iran is nearing its eighth month, and an oil market that spent the summer convinced...
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Brent crude climbed to roughly $116 a barrel on Friday, its highest point since...
In the space of a single week, the Gulf has learned that its emergency...
Russia’s war against Ukraine is entering a harsher stage, one in which the battlefield...
MINNA, Nigeria — Armed security personnel were deployed across parts of Minna on Friday...
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The Shadow Revolt That Buried Iran’s Fragile Truce
In the space of a single week, the Gulf has learned that its emergency exits lead into another fire. Yemen’s Houthis said on Thursday that they had struck Saudi Arabia’s defence ministry, an Aramco facility at Yanbu and King Fahd...
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Russia’s war against Ukraine is entering a harsher stage, one in which the battlefield is no longer the only arena of confrontation. The conflict is increasingly reaching deep into cities, energy systems, transport networks, economies and public psychology. Recent waves...
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The Bank of Japan has raised its benchmark interest rate to 1.25%, taking borrowing...
China’s years-long campaign to accumulate crude oil reserves is becoming more than a story...
Gas markets are entering a more uncomfortable phase just as households and businesses prepare...
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China Stockpiled Oil, Reshaping the Global Energy Balance
China’s years-long campaign to accumulate crude oil reserves is becoming more than a story about energy security. It is increasingly a factor that can influence prices, supply resilience and the balance of power in global oil markets. As geopolitical shocks...
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Apple’s Folding iPhone Dream Runs Straight Through Korean Hands
Apple’s first foldable iPhone reaches shoppers today in more than 70 countries, and almost every road to the finished device passes through South Korea. The iPhone Duo, introduced in September at $1,999, opens into a tablet-sized canvas, yet the component...
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Anthropic Trades Screens for Test Tubes Amid Doomsday Fears
In a nondescript corner of the San Francisco Bay Area, a company best known for a chatbot has been quietly pipetting. Anthropic, the maker of Claude, confirmed in September that it operates a wet laboratory, a place where living cells,...
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The Derby Where VAR Watched Haaland and Forgot Fernandez
Erling Haaland’s tap-in at the back post gave ten-man Manchester City a 1-0 win at Old Trafford on 13 September, and within hours the officials’ own governing body was telling Manchester United the goal should never have counted. The apology...
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When VAR Sees Everything Except the Obvious
Pro Ref deserves a measure of credit for admitting that Erling Haaland’s winner at Old Trafford should not have stood. The apology came quickly, the mistake was described plainly, and Manchester United were contacted directly. Yet the honesty cannot restore...
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Europe’s New Nerve Brought the Solheim Cup Home
Europe did not simply win back the Solheim Cup at Bernardus; it recovered the most persuasive version of itself. The 15–13 score will sit neatly in the record book, yet the final Sunday felt gloriously untidy: momentum changing colour, putts...
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Manchester City secured their third League Cup win in succession
Manchester City secured their third League Cup win in succession – and their fourth in five years – with victory over Aston Villa at Wembley. Pep Guardiola’s side won an historic treble of domestic trophies last season with the Premier...
Read MoreVenice Launches Its Boldest Cinematic Dreams Toward Oscar Night
The red carpet on the Lido has been rolled away and the vaporetti have gone back to carrying commuters, yet the consequences of eleven days in Venice are only now settling over the awards calendar. The 83rd Venice Film Festival,...
Read MoreAmerica’s Cultural Stage Nears a Reckoning
Workers and patrons confront uncertainty outside the Kennedy Center as trustees weigh an immediate shutdown. The Kennedy Center may be days from going dark, not because a season has ended, but because two emergencies have converged inside Washington’s most prominent...
Read MoreThe Quiet People Who Keep Us Alive
Ocean Vuong’s The Emperor of Gladness arrives disguised as a rescue story. Nineteen-year-old Hai stands near the edge of death in the fictional Connecticut town of East Gladness, and Grazina, an elderly widow living with dementia, calls him back. He...
Read MoreCéline Dion Returns and Makes Vulnerability Sound Magnificent
Céline Dion’s first full concert in more than six years could easily have been sold as a story of conquest. The lights rise, the famous voice returns, illness retreats, and everyone goes home reassured. Yet the deeper power of her...
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