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OSLO: Norway’s US$2.3 trillion sovereign wealth fund, the world’s largest, reported on Thursday a loss of 278 billion Norwegian crowns (US$29.71 billion) for the third quarter, with a return of minus 0.5 per cent on its global investments.
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The fight against infectious diseases is far from over. Even as countries make significant progress in eliminating some diseases, others continue to emerge and re-emerge, threatening lives, disrupting…
Mrs Anas said health was being treated not merely as a social service but as a pillar of human capital development and economic growth under the administration’s Renewed Hope Agenda The post FG…
Washington says it has no plans to renew strikes on Iran before the Nov. 3 midterms, but escalation may not wait long after that.
From the family car to the dream kitchen, fossil fuel companies sold a vision of prosperity that depended on their own products. Grist dug up a century of evidence that shows how they did it.
BANGKOK – Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul has instructed the national police chief to monitor unrest in France and prepare measures to prevent similar incidents in Thailand, saying the two…
