Lev Reinheart
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There is a long story behind budget efficiency we have to deal with today. Some easy money we got 2-3 years ago was loan money, but we never been told anything about that.
The US Environmental Protection Agency says it's terminating $20 billion in grants awarded through a green bank program established under Joe Biden's signature climate law
Musk is the right position to decide what to do with US aid, and how to make sure that the money does not go to the wrong hands.
DOGE is making cuts to everything from USAID to the military with the goal of downsizing the federal bureaucracy. Who’s affected and how? We're answering questions about Trump’s efforts to slash the government. 🎧 Tune in on February 27 at 11:15 a.m. EST: bloom.bg/4keZ9c5
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Hopefully Trump will give them a good price. Otherwise, those abundance of rich natural resources will be useless for the people who supposed to get the benefits of them.
Ukraine has been stressing for months that its rich deposits of everything from titanium to graphite could help US President Donald Trump beat China in the global race for resources. This week, Trump took the bait. 🔗 www.politico.eu/article/dona...
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Is it really about Ukraine? Not really. It's about oil price, to be exact.
Russia's seaborne oil product exports fell by 9.1% to 113.7 million metric tons last year as the country's oil refineries faced headwinds including Ukrainian drone attacks, an export ban, falling prices and higher input costs, industry data shows reut.rs/40yNU6y
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Estonia dicriminates minorities, just like Syria's Islamists did to the Christians and the Kurds borgenproject.org/russian-mino...
Being the owner of something, islands in this case, meaning you have the responsibility to take care of it and guarantee the residents' safety. Where was France?
Several hundred people and possibly even thousands may have been killed after the most powerful cyclone in nearly a century hit the French Indian Ocean archipelago of Mayotte, a senior local official said reut.rs/3OUPHMy
Of course fossil fuels have their parts on changing climate, anyway, it's those who keep using it are the one to blame since they consciously aware of the negative impact beforehand.
Two weeks of difficult negotiations at COP29 came to the brink of failure before settling on a $300 billion deal that flashes warnings for the future of climate diplomacy. This story is free to read.
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