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Yemen's government armed forces said Houthi forces again used ballistic missiles to strike Marib city, surrounding areas and refugee camps.
2026-08-09
Yemen's government armed forces said Houthi forces again used ballistic missiles to strike Marib city, surrounding areas and refugee camps.
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2026-08-08
BHP ship loaders at Port Hedland, Western Australia, began a 24-hour strike to halt loading of bulk carriers between Aug 8–9, starting at 05:30 AWST Saturday. BHP says roughly 200 of about 1,200 port employees are union members eligible to take actio
BHP ship loaders at Port Hedland, Western Australia, began a 24-hour strike to halt loading of bulk carriers between Aug 8–9, starting at 05:30 AWST Saturday. BHP says roughly 200 of about 1,200 port employees are union members eligible to take action; two of seven operational ship loaders are fully automated and expected to be unaffected. Port Hedland handles about 500 mln tonnes of iron ore a year and is among the world’s largest export ports; any disruption could ripple through the global iron ore market. Traders are monitoring whether the dispute will escalate into a prolonged stoppage that could materially affect flows and prices.
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US affairs expert Dmitry Drobnytsky says the Senate's newly passed Russia sanctions bill is likely to go unenforced and become a 'silent law' akin to the Jackson-Vanik amendment. The Senate on Friday overwhelmingly approved a measure, drafted with in
US affairs expert Dmitry Drobnytsky says the Senate's newly passed Russia sanctions bill is likely to go unenforced and become a 'silent law' akin to the Jackson-Vanik amendment. The Senate on Friday overwhelmingly approved a measure, drafted with input from the late Senator Lindsey Graham, that would levy a 100% tariff on the five largest importers of Russian energy resources and a 500% tariff on all US imports from Russia. Drobnytsky said the bill is primarily political signaling, will likely accumulate exemptions to avoid inflicting heavy damage on an already unstable US economy, and shifts punitive pressure from Russian producers and traders onto buyers of Russian energy products.
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