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Russia to lead Sakhalin-1 as Exxon cuts and runs

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asia times Russia is taking over the Sakhalin-1 oil and gas project the same way it took over Sakhalin-2 earlier this year. Foreign investors who put politics ahead of production will soon be gone. →

US, China already gunning for 6G military supremacy

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national interest by Gabriel Honrada With 5G broadband networks still being rolled out worldwide, the US and China are racing for supremacy in next-generation 6G, with significant implications for →

Uganda’s sugar exports have increased

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​africa news​​​ Uganda’s sugar exports have increased after a huge drop in July. According to the country’s central bank, Uganda’s sugar exports for the month of July suffered a 58% decline due to →

Gas prices on the rise again after OPEC cuts oil production

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cbs news By Kate Gibson After falling from July through mid-September, gas prices are once again headed higher, most recently bolstered by a decision by the OPEC+ alliance of oil-exporting nations to →

Large US debt raises concerns about more extreme US policies and possible instability

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global times By Bi Xing According to a US Treasury Department report released on Tuesday, the US' gross national debt has surpassed $31 trillion, edging closer to the statutory ceiling of roughly →

China's C919 aircraft gets the type certificate from CAAC

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global times China's homemade aircraft C919 obtained the type certificate from CAAC recently. The delivery and commercial flight of the first C919 is expected to be realized within 2022. →

Syria, Iran to boost bilateral ties in transportation, investment and oil

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​sana​​​ Damascus, SANA-Prime Minister, Hussein Arnous, discussed Wednesday with Iran’s Minister of Road and Urban Development Rostam Ghasemi, means of enhancing bilateral relations in various →

Asia's deepest deep-water offshore jacket platform "Haiji No.1" begins operations

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global times China's self-developed deep-water offshore jacket platform "Haiji No.1" - also the deepest in Asia - was into operation on Monday, signaling that the country has successfully developed a →

Germany expects to import 25 billion cubic metres of LNG in 2023

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​the brussels times​​​ With the Nord Stream pipeline likely sabotaged by a foreign power, Russia throttling the supply of natural gas, and Europe making commitments to reduce its dependence on →

Properly balanced heating can bring energy savings of up to 15%

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​the brussels times​​​ Proper adjustment of heating installations can yield energy savings of 5% to 15%, the Belgian association of heating manufacturers and importers, ATTB, stressed on Tuesday. →

British pound debacle worsens Asia’s woes

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​asia times​​​ by William Pesek TOKYO — When Larry Summers says it’s bad, you know it’s bad. Ex-Treasury Secretary Summers made his bones amid the wreckage of the 1997-98 Asian financial crisis. →

China's factory activity unexpectedly returns to growth in Sept

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reuters BEIJING, Sept 30 (Reuters) - China's factory activity unexpectedly expanded in September, helped by a series of recent easing measures, but gains were marginal as the economy continued to →

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