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Ari Rabinovitch 30/07/2025 02:32

Canada to start sending beef to Australia for 1st time in 20-plus years

Canadian beef exports will flow to Australia for the first time since 2003 after restrictions were lifted stemming from an

Ari Rabinovitch 17/06/2025 03:26

Why have gas prices gone up recently, and will they keep climbing?

Prices have spiked in recent weeks for crude oil, as well as fuels like gasoline at pumps, and although tensions

Nigerian judges letting terrorists have things easy, risking soldiers’ lives: Defence Chief

23/08/2025 Lloyd Schildgen

The chief of defence staff, Christopher Musa, has advocated stringent punishment for politicians and other actors financing terrorism amid resurgent

Industry-led Open-S Alliance for standardizing automatic couplers welcomes three new member companies

23/08/2025 Rubi Grisby

A&D Equipment, Nishio Rent All, and Zijtveld Grijpers join the Open-S Alliance, strengthening the initiative to create an open industry

German self-exclusions hit 350,000 four years after federal regulation

23/08/2025 Viktor Kayed

It’s been four years into the launch of Germany’s centralised self-exclusion system, and policymakers can boast that it works. Launched