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NewsDesk MC May 1, 2026May 1, 2026 ATF prices, aviation turbine fuel, commercial LPG cylinder, crude oil prices, domestic LPG, foreign airlines, fuel inflation, global oil market, India economy, India fuel prices, Indian Oil Corporation, Indian refiner, industrial LPG, IOC, Iran war, jet fuel, LPG prices, oil imports, Reuters energy news, state-run oil company, Strait of Hormuz

Indian Oil Raises Industrial LPG, Overseas Jet Fuel Rates as Crude Surge Bites

New Delhi— Indian Oil Corporation, India’s largest state-run refiner, raised prices of industrial liquefied petroleum gas and aviation turbine fuel

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NewsDesk MC May 1, 2026May 1, 2026 auto industry, Beijing summit, China exports, donald trump, economic diplomacy, He Lifeng, Jamieson Greer, marco rubio, rare earths, Reuters news, Scott Bessent, semiconductor restrictions, steel groups, supply chain rules, Taiwan tensions, tariffs, trade war, U.S. Treasury, US-China relations, Wang Yi, Xi Jinping

US, China Trade Chiefs Clash Over Supply Chain Rules Ahead of Trump-Xi Summit

Washington— Senior U.S. and Chinese economic officials held what both sides described as “candid” talks on Thursday, exchanging complaints over

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NewsDesk MC April 30, 2026 berlin, defense spending, donald trump, European security, Friedrich Merz, germany, global oil supply, Gulf tensions, Iran nuclear dispute, Iran war, nato, NATO allies, Ramstein Air Base, Strait of Hormuz, transatlantic relations, troop withdrawal, U.S. military presence, U.S. troops, U.S.-Israel conflict, Washington, white house

Trump Threatens Germany Troop Cut Amid Escalating Iran War Rift

Washington– U.S. President Donald Trump said on Wednesday his administration was reviewing a possible reduction of American troops stationed in

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NewsDesk MC April 30, 2026April 30, 2026 attempted murder, Auckland Prison, Brenton Tarrant, Christchurch attacks, Christchurch mosques, Court of Appeal, criminal appeal, extremist violence, Friday prayers attack, guilty plea, judicial ruling, life without parole, mass shooting, mosque attack, mosque shooting, murder charges, new zealand, prison sentence, terrorism case, terrorism charges, white supremacist

New Zealand Court Rejects Mosque Gunman’s Plea Withdrawal Bid

Wellington– New Zealand’s Court of Appeal on Thursday rejected an attempt by Brenton Tarrant, the gunman who killed 51 Muslim

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NewsDesk MC April 30, 2026April 30, 2026 Bali, Denpasar, environmental policy, garbage disposal, indonesia, Indonesia environment ministry, Kuta beach, landfill closure, landfill overflow, methane emissions, open dumping ban, organic waste, plastic pollution, public health, sanitation workers, Suwung landfill, tourism impact, tourism pollution, waste crisis, waste management, waste-to-energy

Bali Waste Crisis Deepens as Landfill Closure Leaves Trash Piling Up

Denpasar – Piles of uncollected garbage are building up across Indonesia’s resort island of Bali after authorities restricted access to

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NewsDesk MC April 30, 2026April 30, 2026 Anthony Albanese, AntiSemitism, australia, Australian politics, Bondi attack, Bondi Beach, Community Security Group, counter terrorism, gun laws, Hanukkah attack, hate crimes, Jewish community, mass shooting, Naveed Akram, New South Wales police, royal commission, Sajid Akram, security warning, Sydney shooting, terrorism inquiry, Virginia Bell

Inquiry Finds Police Warned of Likely Attack Before Bondi Mass Shooting

Sydney – A Jewish community security group warned police that a terrorist attack against New South Wales’ Jewish community was

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NewsDesk MC April 30, 2026April 30, 2026 antisemitic attack, attempted murder, counter terrorism, Golders Green, hate crime, Hatzola, HAYI, Iran-linked group, Jewish community, Jewish security, Keir Starmer, king charles iii, knife attack, London police, London stabbing, Metropolitan Police, north London, public safety Australia, Shomrim, synagogue attacks, terrorism investigation, united kingdom

London Police Probe Terror Motive After Two Jewish Men Stabbed in Golders Green

London – British police are investigating the stabbing of two Jewish men in north London as a suspected terrorist incident

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NewsDesk MC April 30, 2026April 30, 2026 amnesty international, Barcelona, ceasefire violations, Crete, gaza, Gaza blockade, Gaza war, Global Sumud Flotilla, greece, Greta Thunberg, hamas, humanitarian mission, International waters, israel, Israeli Navy, maritime security, Marseille, Mediterranean Sea, Middle East conflict, pro-Palestinian activists, Syracuse

Pro-Palestinian Flotilla Says Israeli Boats Surround Vessels Near Gaza Route

Athens-Palestinian activists seeking to challenge Israel’s blockade of Gaza said on Thursday that Israeli military boats had surrounded several of

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NewsDesk MC April 30, 2026April 30, 2026 Benghazi, Europe migration route, human trafficking, illegal migration, libya, Libya coast guard, libyan national army, Libyan Red Crescent, mediterranean crossing, Mediterranean Sea, migrant boat, migrant deaths, migrant smuggling, migrants, North Africa, refugee crisis, sea rescue, shipwreck, Tobruk, trafficking gangs, Zuwara

Seventeen Migrants Die Off Libya Coast as Boat Drifts for Days

BENGHAZI– At least 17 migrants died and nine others were reported missing after their boat broke down and drifted for

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NewsDesk MC April 30, 2026April 30, 2026 acute hunger, civilian displacement, displacement, FAO, food insecurity, food shortages, humanitarian crisis, humanitarian funding, hunger crisis, IPC Phase 3, Israeli displacement order, lebanon, Lebanon conflict, Litani River, Middle East crisis, Saida, Stephane Dujarric, un appeal, united nations, women and children, World Food Programme

UN Warns Over One Million Lebanese Face Acute Hunger Risk Amid Escalating Conflict

New York – More than one million people in Lebanon are at risk of acute food insecurity between now and