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Nepal Flood Death Toll Rises to 469 as China Warns of Fresh Flooding Risk

Nepal Flood Death Toll Rises to 469 as China Warns of Fresh Flooding Risk
The death toll from devastating flash floods along Nepal’s border with Tibet has risen to 469, Nepal Police said on Friday, as rescue teams continue searching for people reported missing after torrents of water, mud and debris swept through the region earlier this...
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Why Navies Need Purpose-Built Tools for Adversarial and Commercial Traffic

Why Navies Need Purpose-Built Tools for Adversarial and Commercial Traffic
Two Missions, Same Waters, Different Questions A frigate operating in the Baltic and a coast guard cutter in the same waters are asking different questions of the maritime picture in front of them. The frigate wants to know about the vessels that are not what they...
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Europe’s gas stores are running low — and prices could top 100 euros this winter

Europe is struggling to fill its natural gas stores ahead of winter, raising the risk that competition with Asia for supplies will push prices above 100 euros (around $117) per megawatt-hour for the first time since its energy crisis four years ago. European benchmark...
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India: Coal stocks at power plants fall below 10-day cover, at half the prescribed norm

India: Coal stocks at power plants fall below 10-day cover, at half the prescribed norm
Coal stocks at India’s domestic-coal-based power plants stood at 28.36 million tonnes (MT) as of August 24, enough for just 9.7 days of coal consumption against an aggregate normative requirement of 19.4 days, according to Central Electricity Authority (CEA) data...
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Hormuz disruption to keep oil prices firm; $100/bbl risk looms: Analysts

Hormuz disruption to keep oil prices firm; $100/bbl risk looms: Analysts
Crude oil prices are likely to remain elevated in the near term as disruptions to flows through the Strait of Hormuz have triggered a sharp drawdown in global inventories, even as the outlook beyond the current quarter remains dependent on the pace of supply...
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