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Oil risks further surge in price after pipeline damage, experts warn

Storm-caused damage to the equipment has forced the Caspian Pipeline Consortium to partially cease operations The Caspian Pipeline Consortium (CPC) – one of the world’s key pipelines – was forced to suspend the operation of one of the remote mooring devices at its Marine Terminal near Novorossiysk due to “critical” storm-caused damage to the equipment.…

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‘War criminal’ comments land Supreme Court nominee in hot water

Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson angered neocon Republicans by accusing former president of war crimes President Joe Biden’s Supreme Court nominee, Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson, was forced on Tuesday to explain several legal filings in which she allegedly referred to George W. Bush and Donald Rumsfeld as “war criminals” while she was defending terrorism suspects. Although…

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Biden says India ‘shaky’ on response to Russia

The president singled out New Delhi for unwillingness to retaliate after Moscow sent troops into Ukraine US President Joe Biden has accused India of being “somewhat shaky” in its response to Russia’s attack on Ukraine, while praising the “extremely strong” reactions by other regional allies such as Japan and Australia.

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