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Global Gas Market Braces for Continued Supply Shortages Amid Iran Conflict
International Gas Union warns of prolonged supply shortages and high prices due to Iran conflict
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Libyan Oil Firm Assets Frozen in France Amid Long-Standing Dispute
A French court has granted Kuwaiti conglomerate Kharafi Group permission to freeze Libyan National Oil Corporation assets in France, as part of a long-standing dispute over $844 million.
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US Advisor Rejects Claims of Libya Power Deal
US advisor Masood Pulus denies Libya plan is a power deal between elites
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New Tech Academy in Silicon Valley Aims to Replace Traditional Universities
Silicon Valley's top venture capital firm launches a two-year school for young tech talent, aiming to revolutionize education.
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Tom Cruise Defends Cinema Against AI
Tom Cruise says human experience can't be replaced by AI in cinema
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Exploring the Timeless Allure of Gabriel Garcia Marquez's 'One Hundred Years of Solitude'
A look at the enduring legacy of Gabriel Garcia Marquez's iconic novel 'One Hundred Years of Solitude'
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Morocco Offers Support for Palestine, Including Training for Gaza Police and a Field Hospital
Morocco pledges support for Palestine, offering training for Gaza police and a field hospital.
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Moroccans Vote in Parliamentary Elections as Country Prepares to Host 2030 World Cup
Moroccans head to the polls to vote in parliamentary elections that will shape the government overseeing the country's preparations to host the 2030 World Cup.
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Italian Senator Links Libyan Sabotage Cell to Omar Al-Maraj
An Italian senator has revealed that a sabotage cell in Libya, responsible for targeting oil facilities, is linked to Omar Al-Maraj, a commander of the powerful Tariq bin Ziyad Brigade.
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UEFA Chief Criticizes FIFA's Investment Plan
UEFA president Alexander Cheferin says FIFA's investment plan has torn apart the unity of football.
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Libya's Press Freedom Under Siege in 1972
Libyan authorities crack down on independent press, leading to trial and shutdown of several publications.
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Libya Government Tightens Controls on Extending Employee Service in Public Agencies
Libyan government issues new directives for extending employee service in public agencies