Sri Lanka Urges Public to Conserve Fuel and Electricity Amid Price Hikes and Global Oil VolatilityColombo, March 22 – The Sri Lankan government has urged citizens to use fuel and electricity sparingly due to potential shortages amid volatile global oil markets. This advisory follows a second...
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Trump Escalates Rhetoric on Cuba Amid Ongoing Diplomatic Talks
US President Signals Aggressive Stance Despite Engagement Efforts
United States President Donald Trump has sharply escalated his rhetoric toward Cuba, stating that he could “do anything I want” with the island nation, even as...
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Trump Signals Possible US Deal With Cuba as Talks Begin Amid Economic Crisis
Trump Says Agreement With Cuba Could Come Soon
US President Donald Trump said on Sunday that the United States could soon reach an agreement with Cuba or take other action, indicating that developments in the...
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Lanka IOC Assures Continued Fuel Supply to Sri Lanka Amid Middle East Conflict
Lanka Indian Oil Corporation Reaffirms Energy Security Commitment
Colombo, March 14: Lanka Indian Oil Corporation (LIOC), the Sri Lankan subsidiary of Indian Oil Corporation, has assured uninterrupted fuel supplies to...
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New Delhi, February 14 – Pakistan's fragile economy has received temporary relief after the United Arab Emirates extended $2 billion in maturing loans for one month at an interest rate of 6.5 per cent.The extension covers two separate $1 billion loans that matured in mid-January 2026. However...