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The Estonian government opposes three opposition-backed bills that would reduce fuel excise taxes. The Ministry of Finance argues the measures would significantly reduce state revenue while having only a limited effect on prices at the pump.
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Zimbabwe's Craig Ervine created history with a remarkable double century against Afghanistan in the first Test at Sharjah.
BEIJING: China’s Foreign Ministry has rejected allegations of Chinese espionage linked to Nvidia chief executive Jensen Huang’s affair, dismissing them as fabricated and defamatory.
Mumbai: Financial troubles at SpiceJet are worsening, with the cash-strapped airline reportedly cancelling 15–20 flights daily as unpaid dues to service providers disrupt operations.
Emergency officials said repair crews were working to restore power across 89 villages and towns.
The former Anambra governor said officials warned that they could lose their jobs if they allowed him to approach the victorious U-17 team at the Abuja airport.
Navigation is jammed nationwide during air-raid alerts, and an inertial system alone won’t put an Iskander within a meter of its target, the expert wrote.
