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Dayasiri raises alarm over 'coal cartel', flags national security risks
Kurunegala District SJB MP Dayasiri Jayasekera last week lodged a detailed submission before the Special Presidential Commission probing coal imports, alleging that Sri Lanka's power sector is being exposed to serious national security risks due to…
Water Not Coal with Corb Lund
As the Water Not Coal citizen initiative enters its final week, country music singer-songwriter and rancher Corb Lund joined the Daveberta Podcast to explain why it's important for Albertans to sign the petition to block new coal mining projects…
'Neglected' town being brought back to life with plans for new cinema
There are hopes a former coal mining town in Nottinghamshire will be brought back to life under new plans for a cinema, café and leisure hub. Newark and Sherwood District Council has tabled its plans to demolish the Forest Centre and the…
Under fire, Kharkiv is already building for a peaceful tomorrow
Yet amid the destruction, Ukraine's second-largest city is doing something that may seem almost impossible during wartime: preparing for a better future. “We need to rebuild regardless of the war,” says Ihor Terekhov, the city's…
Reliance Industries, NLC India sign pact to explore underground lignite gasification project in Gujarat
NLC India Ltd (NLCIL) and Reliance Industries Ltd will jointly explore developing an underground lignite gasification project in Gujarat as part of efforts to augment domestic gasified fuel supplies amid the global fuel crunch, sources said. The…
'Labour have lost their way': voters in Makerfield say it's time for a change
The roads that connect the collection of towns and villages that make up this constituency in England are studded with turquoise banners declaring: “Makerfield needs Reform.” Once at the heart of Wigan's coal-mining industry, and…
A voice from past is no help to the Liberal's future
You have reached your maximum number of saved items. Remove items from your saved list to add more. Channelling Tony Abbott would be akin to tuning into Australia's first radio transmission in 1923 that played “light orchestral” music…
The household battery revolution that could change energy bills … and the world
The timing was rich with symbolism. As intense heatwaves pummelled Europe and Asia, and oil markets around the world leapt and sputtered, the two big chimneys of one of Australia's largest power stations were being demolished. Meanwhile, the…
China mine collapse kills five, days after deadly Shanxi blast
Sign up now: Get insights on Asia's fast-moving developments Published May 31, 2026, 04:59 PM Five workers died after a collapse at a mine in south-western China, underscoring persistent safety issues and increased scrutiny following a gas blast at…
Mass Effect and Metal Gear actor Jennifer Hale calls on studios to take responsibility for their AI use: 'Ain't nobody making you do it
As part of an interview sampled in the 2026 GDC Trends Report, prolific voice actor Jennifer Hale once again spoke on the subject of generative AI and its effect on performers, with a particular emphasis on how the future is still in human hands…
Harry and Meghan's 'challenging' financial situation - as royals face turmoil
The Royal Family's household and financial arrangements have long been a lightning rod for controversy, but the heat on the House of Windsor is rapidly intensifying. A previous uproar surrounding Harry and Meghan may well have been the canary in…
Underlying momentum in industrial sector remains intact, set to get further boost, says Finmin report
Ahead of the launch of the new series of industrial growth data, a Finance Ministry report has said that the underlying momentum in the industrial sector remains intact. Further, it said that continued policy support will remain instrumental in…
West Asia conflict to impact SAIL steel prices marginally: Official
State-owned SAIL expects the ongoing West Asia crisis to have only a marginal impact on its steel prices and is establishing alternative shipping routes to ensure the uninterrupted supply of raw material from the region, a top company executive…
Suri: 'It will be important for the national field hockey team to control their emotions'
The national field hockey team is in the World Championship final for the third time in a row. After two defeats, they are aiming for the title at home. Expert Reto Suri assesses the chances against Finland in an interview with blue Sport. Jan…
Illegal mine collapses in China, killing five just days after Shanxi disaster
Sign up now: Get insights on Asia's fast-moving developments Published May 31, 2026, 06:29 PM BEIJING, May 31 - A mine shaft collapse during an illegal mining operation in China's southwestern Yunnan province killed five people and injured one…
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