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While propagating the need for the West to unite against autocracies, Washington is ruthlessly pursuing its own interests against those of its allies.
- Policies to strengthen the region’s development have turned the GBA into a hub for scientific, technological and industrial innovation and growth, and a lesson in high-quality development, writes Hu Nan
The US military carried out new strikes in Yemen against anti-ship ballistic missiles in a Houthi-controlled part of the country as a missile struck a Greek-owned vessel in the Red Sea.
Deal makers are coming to the end of their worst year for mergers and acquisitions since 2013, having seen hopes of a recovery choked off by reluctant lenders and geopolitical flare-ups.
Leaders met in Saint Vincent and the Grenadines to discuss in their long-running dispute over the oil-rich Essequibo area.
Aramco and Suzhou-based Since Gas’s pilot plant, which aims to demonstrate the feasibility of a technology for converting ammonia to hydrogen, is part of Aramco’s nearly half a billion US dollars of annual R&D efforts on sustainability.
Guyana’s president said troops are prepared to defend the nation’s territory after Venezuela’s Nicolas Maduro revived a long-dormant dispute over the oil-rich Essequibo region.
The UN Security Council will hold an emergency meeting at Guyana’s request on Venezuela’s claim to a vast oil-rich region called Essequibo.
Voters in Venezuela backed the creation of a new state in the potential oil-rich Essequibo region in a Sunday referendum.
The International Supply Chain Expo kicks off next week and is expected to show progress in China’s self-sufficiency drive as ‘de-risking’ becomes more prevalent in a time of geopolitical uncertainties.
Doha will supply 3 million tonnes of natural gas a year under the deal, QatarEnergy said.
Roughly one-third of the city state is less than five metres above sea level, making it more susceptible to sea-level rise ‘than virtually any country in the world’, observers say.
The state’s lawsuit seeks finance from ExxonMobil, Shell, Chevron, ConocoPhillips and BP to pay for recovery after devastating storms and fires, while the companies say climate policy should be debated in Congress, not court.
Companies on the S&P 500 produce just 3.4 per cent of their revenue from clean-energy sources, roughly half as much as companies on the Shanghai Composite Index.
China’s Sinopec is setting up a new entity to invest in refinery and petrochemical assets overseas in a bid to leverage its expertise and deep pockets to expand globally as local Chinese oil demand nears a plateau.
Chinese firms like Sinopec, Wanhua Chemical and Zhejiang Petrochemical are moving from basic petrochemicals to making higher value products used in energy transition products.
China, the world’s largest greenhouse gas emitter, attaches great importance to the country’s CCS development to support its goals of peaking carbon emissions by 2030.
PM Kishida’s promises of funding and support for African causes during his four-nation tour recall past glories before ‘lost decade’.
He will follow Cristiano Ronaldo to the kingdom, but source says ‘Saudi Arabia brought him, not a specific club’, paid for by Public Investment Fund, which bankrolled LIV Golf and the Newcastle buyout.
As people lose faith in governments’ ability to combat climate change, religious groups are stepping in. FaithInvest CEO Martin Palmer is helping them.
Huge amount followed energy prices rising after Russia launched war on Ukraine and Western sanctions began; 2021’s profit was US$110 billion.
Every claimant except the Philippines is moving forward with oil and gas projects in the disputed waters, according to a new US report.
UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres delivered his gloomy message on the second day of the annual gathering of global leaders and corporate executives.
To encourage capital inflows, China’s foreign-exchange regulator points to ‘policy optimisations’ and other factors to reassure investors who have been waiting to see how the economic policy will unfold.
China’s top economic planning agency met with US multinationals including ExxonMobil, Boeing, Cargill and Emerson Electric this week, signalling it is eager to restore market confidence after the 20th party congress.
The US will help Indonesia enhance its drone surveillance capabilities to monitor and prevent illegal fishing, and will also launch two programmes to protect marine biodiversity and mangrove systems.
Japan is reliant on the Middle East for about 90 per cent of its crude oil imports, but Sakhalin 1 is an important alternative source, industry minister said.
