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Before the Iran war, the world’s largest international airline was chalking up hundreds of daily flights that were nearly full.
The International Energy Agency also said barrels for Europe and the Americas will only be available from the end of March.
Meanwhile, Iran’s FM said his nation was not interested in talks with the US ‘because we were talking when they decided to attack us’.
Before the threat, US President Donald Trump said Tehran wanted ‘to make a deal, I don’t want to because the terms aren’t good enough yet’.
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Missiles and bombs contain pollutants which are released into the air, soil and water when they explode and crash, posing many health risks.
Firm aims to raise US$1 billion, which would more than quadruple its valuation compared with three months ago.
The president says he does not see any ‘rationality’ in the military campaign, urging all sides to ‘look for the peaceful option’ to end the war.
The situation could ripple through the nation’s economy and further batter growers struggling with falling domestic prices.
Sebastian Enrique Marset Cabrera, who had a US$2 million bounty on his head, was immediately put on a plane to be transferred to the US.
The Ministry of Trade and Industry also rejected the USTR’s suggestion that the city state was contributing to global manufacturing overcapacity.
This year’s Asean chair calls on the bloc to ensure investment ‘certainty’ at the opening of the foreign ministers meeting in Manila.
The prime minister is expected to announce Tokyo’s participation in the US’ ‘Golden Dome’ missile defence system when she meets Trump.
It looks and feels like a regular MacBook but is half the price, and while lacking a few bells and whistles, the Neo delivers a solid performance.
Soaring oil prices are forcing several airlines in Asia and Europe to increase fares and fuel surcharges, hitting global travel.
Norwegian club have beaten Inter Milan, Atletico Madrid and Manchester City this season, but any talk in the team about winning is banned.
The war in Iran is providing European airlines a rare chance to claw back some business lost to the likes of Emirates or Qatar Airways.
Saudi Arabia and nuclear-armed Pakistan, which shares a border with Iran, signed a security pact in September last year.
Company is looking at options amid sport’s shift towards hybrid engines, but costs of up to US$500 million a season could be a big obstacle.
The app, owned by China’s ByteDance, has agreed to improve privacy and security, and to enhance protections for minors.
There was a similar incident last week, with the latest Nato interception coming amid Iran’s targeting of several nations as it retaliates.
Indonesia and Malaysia are set to feel the worst of an early summer first, compounding an LNG supply crisis triggered by the Iran war.
The US president says he has ruled out such action despite Kurdish forces indicating they were ‘willing to go in’.
Citizens and the government adopt energy-saving hacks to cut fuel consumption amid the escalating conflict in the Middle East.
With the highest housing and childcare costs in the UK, raising a family in London is simply out of reach for many.
Washington will not ‘make the same mistakes’ as it did with Beijing 20 years ago, the State Department’s Christopher Landau says.
The new concept devices were joined by an AI-powered work companion device, but they are not final and have no confirmed release date.
Travellers caught in the chaos are re-routing through Asian hubs and the region’s carriers are reaping the rewards.
Iran’s foreign minister says the US ‘will come to bitterly regret’ the precedent set after a US sub sank its frigate off the coast of Sri Lanka.
