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S-OIL, a South Korean company, is in discussions with the South Korean government regarding compensation for the fuel price cap policy.
2026-11-02
S-OIL, a South Korean company, is in discussions with the South Korean government regarding compensation for the fuel price cap policy.
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2026-11-01
Paris prosecutors have opened an investigation into an Oct. 31 incident in the city's 12th arrondissement where a homemade petrol bomb was thrown at a gendarme during nationwide protests. The explosion caused minor injuries to one gendarme; Prosecuto
Paris prosecutors have opened an investigation into an Oct. 31 incident in the city's 12th arrondissement where a homemade petrol bomb was thrown at a gendarme during nationwide protests. The explosion caused minor injuries to one gendarme; Prosecutors are treating the case as attempted murder of a public official. Interior Minister Nunez said police faced significant violence during the demonstrations but overall order was maintained. The interior ministry reported about 320,000 people demonstrated nationwide on Oct. 31 and 779 arrests were made.
2026-11-02
Japan sold its fifth climate transition bond this year, raising JPY250bn (~$1.6bn). Demand was steady: bid-cover 3.84x, below May’s 4.62x but above the 3.79x average since issuances began in Feb 2024; highest accepted yield 2.2%. This was the governm
Japan sold its fifth climate transition bond this year, raising JPY250bn (~$1.6bn). Demand was steady: bid-cover 3.84x, below May’s 4.62x but above the 3.79x average since issuances began in Feb 2024; highest accepted yield 2.2%. This was the government’s 11th transition bond and forms part of a JPY150 tln program through 2033 to channel capital into designated emissions‑reduction projects. Despite deepening reliance on fossil fuels since the conflict began, Japan remains the only government currently using the climate transition bond category.
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