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India sees ‘perfect complimentarity’ with Venezuela in energy trade amid Gulf crisis

NEW DELHI: India and Venezuela sought to boost their ties in the energy sector on Thursday with New Delhi saying that Caracas sees it as a preferred partner in the sector at a time global oil supplies have been disrupted by the Middle East crisis….

#India #Venezuela #EnergyTrade #GulfCountries

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India’s Rajesh Exports chair asserts accuracy of financials after SEBI allegations

Financial disclosures of India’s Rajesh Exports over the years were correct, its chairman told Reuters on Thursday, a day after the country’s markets regulator alleged the jeweller inflated the scale of its revenue through unverified overseas enti…

#RajeshExports #SEBI

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Pakistan retains all options to safeguard its rights under IWT: FO

Pakistan has categorically affirmed that it retains all options necessary to safeguard its rights and entitlements under the Indus Waters Treaty (IWT) and protect its vital national interests. This was stated by Foreign Office Spokesperson, Tahir …

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Iran’s Khamenei warns against divisions after ‘enemy’s defeat on battlefield’

DUBAI: Iran’s Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei ​said in a message ‌on Thursday that Iran’s enemies, having been defeated ​on the battlefield, ​were now seeking to ⁠undermine public resilience and ​sow internal divisions. Khamenei ​called for nation…

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Gold per tola gains Rs1,523 in Pakistan

Gold prices in Pakistan increased on Thursday in line with their gain in the international market. In the local market, gold price per tola reached Rs469,285 after a gain of Rs1,523 during the day. Similarly, 10-gram gold was sold at Rs402,335 aft…

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Algeria score late to upset Dutch with surprise away win

ROTTERDAM: Winger Anis Hadj Moussa scored on his home ground to give Algeria a surprise 1-0 away win over ​the Netherlands in their World Cup warm-up on Wednesday. Hadj Moussa, ‌who plays for Dutch club Feyenoord, cut in off the right wing and str…

#AlgeriaVsNetherlands #Football

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Sabalenka ousted by Shnaider as shocks continue to rock French Open

PARIS: Aryna Sabalenka was dumped out of the French Open on a windy Wednesday at Roland Garros as Diana Shnaider staged an inspired comeback to beat the ​world number one 3-6 7-5 6-0 and further blow open the draw heading into the semi-finals. In …

#FrenchOpen #ArynaSabalenka #DianaShnaider

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Pound treads water amid uncertainty about Iran peace talks

LONDON: The pound was little changed on Thursday as markets remained focused on the uncertain outcome of US-Iran peace talks. Israel and ​Lebanon agreed to implement a ceasefire to end hostilities, the ‌Trump administration said on Wednesday, bols…

#Pound #IranNegotiation

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South African rand steady as traders mull new US tariffs, fragile Gulf ceasefire

JOHANNESBURG: The rand was steady in early trade on Thursday as investors weighed proposed US tariffs linked to forced ​labour and tracked developments in the Gulf. South Africa’s trade ‌ministry said the country remains compliant with all domesti…

#SouthAfricanRand #GulfCountries #USTariffs

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European shares steady as investors eye Mideast tensions; Remy gains

European shares were steady at the open ‌on Thursday, as the Middle East conflict kept investors cautious, while beverage maker Remy Cointreau gained after announcing a turnaround plan. The pan-European ​STOXX 600 index inched up 0.1% to 622.17 po…

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