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2026-08-12
LME stocks — copper 212,125 t, down 2,425 t; aluminum 251,700 t, down 1,700 t; zinc 95,350 t, down 1,725 t; nickel 264,744 t, unchanged; lead 417,075 t, down 3,225 t; tin 5,590 t, down 50 t.
LME stocks — copper 212,125 t, down 2,425 t; aluminum 251,700 t, down 1,700 t; zinc 95,350 t, down 1,725 t; nickel 264,744 t, unchanged; lead 417,075 t, down 3,225 t; tin 5,590 t, down 50 t.
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India plans to tighten regulation of NGOs, including a proposed amendment that would empower a new agency to seize land, buildings or other assets owned by foreign-funded organizations whose mandatory official registration is canceled or not renewed.
India plans to tighten regulation of NGOs, including a proposed amendment that would empower a new agency to seize land, buildings or other assets owned by foreign-funded organizations whose mandatory official registration is canceled or not renewed. The ruling Modi-led Hindu nationalist government is prepared to push the reforms despite lobbying from Western governments, opposition parties and Christian churches warning the move could jeopardize thousands of schools, hospitals, religious sites and humanitarian projects. A senior Indian official said the government may seek a parliamentary vote on the amendment before this Thursday’s session ends. Officials cite concerns about covert foreign influence as the rationale for the tighter oversight.
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