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British Chancellor of the Exchequer Healy: Hopes to deepen the relationship between the government and businesses.
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Saudi media reported the Saudi-flagged vessel Encelia was attacked while transiting the Red Sea, causing a fire in the bow. A Saudi Public Transport Authority official said all crew are safe and authorities have taken measures to secure the vessel, p
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Nikkei reports Inpex will begin trial drilling for a carbon capture and storage (CCS) project offshore Chiba, near Tokyo. The work will be carried out by Inpex subsidiary Metropolitan CCS. Metropolitan CCS president Yoshiaki Oku said: "Decarbonizing
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