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OPEC keeps forecast for 2022 oil demand to exceed pre-Covid levels

OPEC leaves 2022 oil demand growth forecast at 3.36 mbpd, cuts 2022 Russian output forecast, leaves US shale steady

Europe's plan to quit Russian fuel plunges Pakistan into darkness

In order to avoid blackouts during the Eid holiday last month, the Pakistan government paid nearly $100 million to procure a single LNG shipment from the spot market

Live: Russia says Ukrainian fighters at Azot plant can surrender on Wed

Catch the latest on the Union Cabinet decisions, the war in Ukraine and the coronavirus

Wall St slips into bear market amid war, inflation: Here's what that means

Wall Street opened the week with heavy losses that put the benchmark S&P 500 at a level considered to be a so-called bear market. Rising interest rates, high inflation, the war in Ukraine and a slowdown in China's economy have led investors to reconsider what they're willing to pay for a wide range of stocks, from high-flying tech companies to traditional automakers. Big swings have become commonplace and Monday was no exception. The last bear market happened just two years ago, but this would still be a first for those investors that got their start trading on their phones during the pandemic. Thanks in large part to extraordinary actions by the Federal Reserve, stocks have for years seemed to go largely in only one direction: up. The buy the dip rallying cry after every market slide has grown fainter after stinging losses and severe plunges in risky assets like cryptocurrencies. Bitcoin fell below $23,000 on Monday. The price for Bitcoin neared $68,000 late last year. Here are ..

WTO nears food security pledges; India, Egypt, Sri Lanka hold out

WTO members sought to forge agreements on food security to ease strained supply and sharply higher prices that the war in Ukraine have worsened with only India, Egypt and Sri Lanka withholding support

Russia-Ukraine war: Bucolic forest is site of mass grave exhumation

The lush green beauty of a pine forest with singing birds contrasted with the violent deaths of newly discovered victims of Russia's war in Ukraine

Russia got $98 billion from fuel exports in 100 days of war: Report

According to the report, the EU took 61 per cent of Russia's fossil fuel exports during the war's first 100 days, worth about 57 billion euros

World's nuclear-armed nations upgrading their arsenals, says SIPRI

Clear indications that reductions since the end of the Cold War have ended

Oil movement from Sakhalin-1 disrupted due to sanctions against Russia: OVL

Exxon has announced its exit from the project following Russia's invasion of Ukraine and has reportedly begun withdrawing expatriates from the project.

Last route out of Sievierodonetsk falls as Russian artillery pounds city

Sievierodonetsk at the epicentre of Donbas battle; Russian troops control most of city, says regional governor; hundreds of civilians shelter in chemical plant

Police investigating 12,000 killings by enemy forces in Ukraine's Kyiv

Police have opened investigations into the killings of 12,000 Ukrainians nationwide during Russia's war, and authorities reported discovering bodies of victims with hands tied behind their backs

Russia did war crimes in Ukraine's Kharkiv, says Amnesty International

Amnesty International has accused Russia of war crimes in Ukraine, saying attacks in the second largest city of Kharkiv, many using banned cluster bombs, have killed hundreds of civilians

Russia likely to lose over 40,000 troops by June end, says Zelenskyy

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said that Russia may lose more than 40,000 soldiers by the end of June

Russian forces attack Ukrainian thermal power plant in Donetsk, cause fire

Ukrainian authorities have said that Russia forces conducted an artillery attack on the Vuhledar Thermal Power Plant in Donetsk, causing a fire on its premises

Rupee breaches 78 per dollar mark for the first time on global cues

The rupee started depreciating rapidly since Russia invaded Ukraine in late February

WTO MC12 Day 1: Fishing subsidies to food crisis, here's what was discussed

The WTO chief acknowledged that the global trade body needs reform, adding that the road will be bumpy and rocky and 'there may be a few landmines'

Top Headlines: India's tough talk at WTO, IPL media rights auction & more

Piyush Goyal in his remarks at the WTO ministerial meet talked about the spiralling food inflation and the need for the agreement on food stockholding

Moscow-backed officials try to solidify rule in occupied Ukraine

Kremlin-installed officials in occupied southern Ukraine celebrated Russia Day on Sunday and began issuing Russian passports to residents in one city who requested them

Low expectations from the 12th WTO Ministerial Conference

The meet takes place under the shadow of global inflation, supply chain disruptions, lingering pandemic, slowing growth momentum, and the Russia-Ukraine war

Russia attacks chemical plant in Ukraine's Severodonetsk city

Officials estimate that as many as 800 civilians are hiding in the plant