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Supply ChainCrisis🇮🇳India 🇷🇺

Russia

🇺🇦Ukraine

76d ago

New Delhi, May 15: Petrol and diesel prices were increased on Friday by Rs 3 per litre after state-owned oil firms ended a four-year record hiatus in rate revision. Petrol price was hiked to Rs 97.77 per litre from Rs 94.77 in the national capital. Diesel now costs Rs 90.67 as against Rs 89.67 per litre previously, according to industry sources.

5.5/10·Greater Kashmir·New Delhi, Delhi

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Supply ChainCrisis🇺🇸United States81d ago

US factories have frozen orders typically shipped in April for July 4 summer events, citing a dramatic 145 percentage point spike in tariffs following Trump's 'Liberation Day' levies announced last year. The tariff shock has created uncertainty in holiday retail supply chains.

5.5/10·The Kathmandu Post (Nepal)

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Supply ChainResolution🇧🇳BN 🇰🇭Cambodia 🇮🇩Indonesia+781d ago

ASEAN leaders have agreed to create a shared fuel reserve designed to buffer the bloc against future energy crises. The initiative aims to enhance regional energy security by enabling member states to draw on pooled resources during supply disruptions.

5.5/10·Nikkei Asia

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Supply ChainCrisis🇳🇱Netherlands81d ago

Vitens, a major drinking water provider in the Netherlands, experienced a leak in a storage cellar at one of its production facilities that triggered boil-water advisories affecting tens of thousands of households in late 2025 and early 2026. The contamination event forced consumers to boil water before use, indicating potential microbiological or chemical hazard requiring precautionary action.

5.5/10·NL Times·Netherlands

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Supply ChainCrisis🇦🇷Argentina 🇲🇽Mexico 🇧🇷Brazil+281d ago

More than 2.4 million files are backing up within Latin American and Miami consular networks, overwhelming administrative capacity and creating delays in visa processing and citizenship services across Argentina, Mexico, Brazil, and Cuba.

5.5/10·14ymedio (Cuba — Spanish)·Mexico

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Supply ChainUpdate🇧🇷Brazil81d ago

A Brazilian research study from 2017–2023 reveals sharp racial and gender disparities in food insecurity: 38.5% of households headed by Black women experience severe food insecurity, compared to 15.7% for white men. The gap widens in the North and Northeast regions, where nearly half of Black women-headed households lack reliable food access. Even among formal employees, Black women's food security lags behind white men in informal work, pointing to structural economic inequality beyond employment status.

5.5/10·Agência Brasil

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Supply ChainUpdate🇮🇷Iran82d ago

Approximately 2,200 Iranian construction workers have returned to work at the Bushehr Nuclear Power Plant, according to Iran's state atomic energy corporation. The report does not specify why the workers had been absent or the duration of the absence.

5.5/10·Anadolu Agency (English)·Bushehr, Bushehr

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Supply ChainUpdate🇨🇳China 🇮🇷Iran 🇴🇲Oman82d ago

China relies on the Strait of Hormuz for over half of its seaborne crude oil imports, making it acutely exposed to disruptions from Middle East regional conflict. Any escalation that threatens shipping through the strait would directly impact Chinese energy security and industrial output.

5.5/10·La Prensa Libre (Guatemala — Spanish, expanded)·Strait Of Hormuz

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Supply ChainCrisis🇮🇷Iran82d ago

Satellite imagery has revealed a suspected oil spill near Iran's Kharg Island, the country's main oil export hub. The incident could affect crude production and export operations at a critical facility responsible for the bulk of Iran's petroleum shipments.

5.5/10·Kayhan London·Kharg Island, Khuzestan

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Supply ChainCrisis🇩🇪Germany 🇮🇷Iran 🇴🇲Oman82d ago

Germany has secured sufficient aviation fuel reserves for the summer season, but Transport Minister Schneider cautioned that escalating tensions in the Strait of Hormuz could disrupt air operations. The warning reflects broader European concerns about fuel supply chains exposed to Middle East instability.

5.5/10·Index.hr·Strait Of Hormuz

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Supply ChainResolution🇮🇷Iran 🇺🇸United States84d ago

Iran will control Strait of Hormuz 'forever', former senior US official says Iran will control Strait of Hormuz 'forever', former senior US official says Submitted by Sean Mathews on Wed, 05/06/2026 - 21:15 In a Bloomberg interview, Amos Hochstein said the oil shortages that poor countries are experiencing could move to the West A woman crosses a street near a billboard on the facade of a building depicting the Strait of Hormuz with a caption in Persian reading 'Forever in Iran’s Hand', at Vanak Square in Tehran, Iran, on 6 May 2026 (AFP) Off Iran will control the Strait of Hormuz “forever”, regardless of what a peace deal between the US and the Islamic Republic says, forcing Gulf states to build new pipelines to bypass Iran’s chokehold, a former senior US official said on Tuesday. “The Strait of Hormuz is under Iranian control forever - basically for the foreseeable future,” Amos Hochstein, an energy and Middle East adviser to former US President Joe Biden, told Bloomberg. “Nobody in the market should look at what the deal says eventually and believe it on [the] straits.

5.5/10·Middle East Eye

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Supply ChainResolution🇨🇦Canada 🇲🇾Malaysia84d ago

Airbus Canada has won a major order to supply AirAsia with 150 A220 jets in a multibillion-dollar deal. The aircraft are manufactured at Airbus's facility in Mirabel, north of Montreal, marking a significant commercial success for Quebec's aerospace industry.

5.5/10·CBC News Quebec (English)·Quebec, Quebec

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Supply ChainCrisis88d ago

Bankrupt discount carrier Spirit Airlines ceased operations on Saturday, the industry’s first casualty linked to the Iran war, after failing to secure creditor support for a US government bailout plan. The collapse of the carrier following a doubling in jet fuel prices during the two-month-old Iran war will cost thousands of jobs. It is a blow to US President Donald Trump, who had proposed US$500 million to save Spirit despite opposition from some of his closest advisers and many Republicans in...

5.5/10·South China Morning Post

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Supply ChainUpdate88d ago

China issues injunction to block US sanctions on companies buying Iranian oil China’s Ministry of Commerce has issued an injunction to block US sanctions imposed on five Chinese oil refineries accused of purchasing Iranian oil. State news agency Xinhua reported that the ministry named the companies as Hengli Petrochemical (Dalian) Refinery, Shandong Jincheng Petrochemical Group, Hebei Xinhai Chemical Group, Shouguang Luqing Petrochemical and Shandong Shengxing Chemical. After the US Treasury Department imposed sanctions last week on a unit of Hengli Petrochemical, which it said had purchased billions of dollars’ worth of Iranian petroleum, China’s foreign ministry said unilateral US sanctions “have no basis in international law” and that it would seek to defend the targeted companies.

5.5/10·Middle East Eye

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Supply ChainCrisis88d ago

Oil tanker hijacked off coast of Yemen, says coast guard Yemen’s coast guard said on Saturday that the M/T EUREKA oil tanker had been hijacked off the coast of Shabwa province by unidentified armed men who boarded the vessel, seized control and steered it towards the Gulf of Aden in the direction of Somali waters. The coast guard added that the tanker’s location had been identified and efforts were under way to track it, take necessary measures to recover it and ensure the safety of its crew, Reuters reported.

5.5/10·Middle East Eye

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Supply ChainUpdate88d ago

The United Arab Emirates is expected to continue making high-risk geopolitical moves with potentially high rewards, following its exit from the Opec oil cartel, as the small but extremely wealthy Gulf state strives to become a global power. Framed by Emirati officials as an orientation towards strengthening economic autonomy, the UAE’s decision to leave the Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries (Opec) on Tuesday coincided with the downgrading of its diplomatic participation in the Gulf...

5.5/10·South China Morning Post

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Supply ChainCrisis🇧🇷Brazil201d ago

Richest 1% have blown through their fair share of carbon emissions for 2026 in just 10 days, says Oxfam Cass Hebron Fri, 01/09/2026 - 23:00 Off The richest 1% have exhausted their annual carbon budget – the amount of CO2 that can be emitted while staying within 1.5 degrees of warming - only ten days into the year, according to new analysis from Oxfam. The richest 0.1% already used up their carbon limit on the 3rd January.    This day – named by Oxfam as ‘Pollutocrat Day’ – highlights how the super-rich are disproportionately responsible for driving the climate crisis.    The emissions of the richest 1% generated in one year alone will cause an estimated 1.3 million heat-related deaths by the end of the century. Decades of over consumption of emissions by the world’s super rich are also causing significant economic damage to low and lower-middle income countries, which could add up to $44 trillion by 2050.    To stay within the 1.5 degrees limit, the richest 1% would have to slash their emissions by 97% by 2030.

5.5/10·Oxfam International News

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Supply ChainCrisis🇧🇪Belgium 🇧🇷Brazil 🇨🇴Colombia+1255d ago

European banks pour nearly €8 billion a year into critical minerals mining despite links to human rights and environmental abuses Jade.Tenwick Mon, 11/17/2025 - 00:01 Off Meanwhile the EU rolls back and weakens its sustainability and green rules New Oxfam, Fair Finance International and 11.11.11. report exposes how Europe’s banks and investors are blindly investing in mining companies linked to land grabs, pollution and human rights violations. This comes ahead of the EU’s Raw Materials Week.   The report ,  “Financing Critical Minerals but Failing Critical Safeguards” , finds that Europe’s drive to secure critical raw materials needed for the green transition inadvertently fuels human rights abuses and environmental harm.

5.5/10·Oxfam International News

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Supply ChainUpdate🇦🇫Afghanistan 🇺🇿Uzbekistan3d ago

Afghanistan, Uzbekistan Sign 22 Agreements Worth AFN 13.2 Billion Hayatullah.Rahimi Mon, 07/27/2026 - 23:18 Author Liluma Qadiry Business The Afghanistan-Uzbekistan Business Forum was held in Kabul with the participation of government officials and hundreds of businesspeople from both countries. During the forum, 22 cooperation agreements worth nearly AFN 13.2 billion were signed in the sectors of paper, petroleum, food products, edible oil, marble, logistics, construction, and solar energy. Speaking at the event, the Islamic Emirate's Minister of Industry and Commerce described the visit of 300 Uzbek businesspeople and investors as unprecedented, saying the two countries aim to increase bilateral trade to $5 billion.

5.3/10·TOLOnews·Kabul, Kabul

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Supply ChainUpdate🇺🇸United States 🇮🇷Iran6d ago

Southeast Asia’s governments have spent months trying to blunt the effects of war-driven energy shocks from the Middle East, but renewed fighting between the United States and Iran has exposed how limited those defences are, analysts have warned. The latest flare-up has revived fears of a second round of fuel disruption across the region, where many economies remain heavily dependent on imported oil and shipping routes linked to the Gulf. Southeast Asian leaders expressed “grave concern” over...

5.3/10·South China Morning Post

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Supply ChainCrisis🇾🇪Yemen 🇸🇦Saudi Arabia8d ago

Trump said he will ‘take care’ of the Houthis if they blockade Saudi ports US President Donald Trump said on Tuesday that the US would respond if Yemen’s Houthis follow through on their threats to impose a blockade on commercial shipping in the Red Sea, saying that the US “will just have to take care of business”. "If something like that happens, we take care of it," Trump told reporters during a White House meeting with Lebanese President Joseph Aoun. "You know, we've done that with the Houthis before, and we haven't heard from them in a while since we did what we did originally." The Houthis declared a naval blockade against Saudi Arabia on Monday, raising fears that such a closure would remove a critical alternative route for crude oil coming out of Saudi Arabia and intensify energy shortages, impacting the global economy.

5.3/10·Middle East Eye (RSS)

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Supply ChainCrisis🇮🇳India11d ago

The successful launch of Vikram-1 by Hyderabad-based Skyroot Aerospace is much more than another rocket lifting off from Indian soil. It marks the arrival of a new era in India's space journey—one where government agencies and private enterprises work together to transform the nation into a global space power. For decades, India's achievements in space were almost synonymous with ISRO.

5.3/10·Rising Kashmir

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Supply ChainCrisis🇷🇺Russia 🇺🇦Ukraine18d ago

# Translation VTB has temporarily restricted cash withdrawals from third-party bank cards at its ATMs in the annexed Crimea and Sevastopol. The restrictions will remain in effect until August 1, according to RBC citing the bank. The credit organization confirmed that it adjusted the limits for third-party bank cards but did not clarify whether they are the same for clients of all organizations.

5.3/10·The Insider Russia·Moscow, Moscow

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Supply ChainUpdate🇺🇸United States 🇯🇵Japan19d ago

The CEO of SK Hynix, one of the largest computer memory manufacturers, Kwak No John stated that 2027 will be the worst year in the industry's history in terms of the supply of this product. He told this in an interview with Reuters on the day trading began for the South Korean company's shares on the Nasdaq exchange. He added that customer demand continues to grow, while the company's production capacity is limited.

5.3/10·The Insider Russia

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Supply ChainUpdate🇮🇳India20d ago

My recent article, “Srinagar Cannot Breathe Forever,” published in Greater Kashmir on June 28, argued that the challenges confronting Srinagar - traffic congestion, environmental degradation, shrinking public spaces, housing shortages and overstretched civic infrastructure - are not isolated urban problems. They are symptoms of a deeper structural imbalance.  For decades, Srinagar has grown not merely as the capital city but as the Valley’s dominant destination for governance, commerce, education, healthcare, tourism and employment. Every new institution, office, shopping complex or commercial establishment has added another layer of pressure to a city whose physical limits are increasingly defined by its lakes, wetlands, floodplains and fragile ecology.

5.3/10·Greater Kashmir

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