Oman Celebrates Groundbreaking of Marsa LNG: A Step Towards Sustainable Energy
TotalEnergies and OQEP have commenced construction of the Marsa LNG plant in Oman, projected to be operational by 2028. It...
Day: May 3, 2025
Cuba’s Struggling Energy Sector Faces Continual Blackouts and Challenges
Cuba grapples with an ongoing energy crisis, reporting severe power deficits and widespread blackouts. The Electric Union announced a significant...
Ben Stokes Cleared to Lead England Against Zimbabwe in Upcoming Test
Ben Stokes has been cleared to captain England against Zimbabwe after recovering from hamstring surgery. The England squad, featuring uncapped...
Barbarians Set to Make History with First Match in South Africa
The Barbarians will play in South Africa for the first time on June 28, facing the Springboks. This match marks...
Jereem Richards Shatters Competition with World-Leading 19.86 Seconds in Miami
Jereem Richards achieved a world-leading time of 19.86 seconds in the men's 200m at the Grand Slam Track event in...
Singapore Elections: The Key Focus Lies in the Margin of Victory
The upcoming Singapore elections will see the People's Action Party expected to win, but focus is on the margin of...
Venezuela Dismisses UN Court Ruling on Disputed Essequibo Elections
Venezuela has rejected a UN ruling that ordered it not to hold elections in the disputed Essequibo region, which it...
Mauritania Distances Itself From Sudan RSF Adviser’s Visit Amid Backlash
Mauritania distanced itself from the visit of Mohamed Al-Mukhtar, advisor to Sudan's RSF, emphasizing that it was a private affair....
How Democracy Sausage Became a Symbol of Australian Elections
The democracy sausage, a grilled sausage in white bread, has become a cultural icon in Australia, symbolizing electoral participation on...
