Shell sells stake in Cyprus Aphrodite gas field to MOL
Shell has agreed to sell its stake in the Aphrodite gas field to MOL in a deal valued at up to $720 million.
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The report reviews attempts by Donald Trump to pursue an end to the Russia-Ukraine war. No specific new agreement or operational development is provided.
A report says about 20,000 people in Los Angeles live in cars, vans or other vehicles. The situation reflects a severe concentration of homelessness and housing insecurity.
The US Department of War has launched a Secure Space Network. The supplied headline does not specify its capabilities or operational impact.
US envoys met Russian and Ukrainian leaders, but reports say negotiations made no concrete progress. Ukrainian analysis also addressed Russia's Zircon hypersonic missiles while the war continues.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy and NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte discussed Russian attacks and defence financing.
A report examines the possible implications and beneficiaries of a CIA chief’s trip to Moscow.
A magnitude 4.9 earthquake was felt in Wellington. No casualties or major damage are reported in the supplied information.
The Calvin Fire has burned at least 75 acres near Lancaster, prompting an evacuation warning. The report does not indicate that evacuations are mandatory.
A Chinese national and a 64-year-old woman were rescued alive from flood-hit areas of Nepal. The report indicates significant flooding in Rasuwa and Nuwakot.
A leading French presidential candidate has proposed cancelling national debt as a response to the country’s fiscal problems.
An opinion or analysis piece warns that Washington’s rhetoric about artificial intelligence competition could turn technological rivalry into military confrontation.
Authorities in Go are calling for improved disaster preparedness and safer evacuation centers.
Iraq's electricity sector is reportedly facing worsening corruption, while parliament moves to strengthen oversight of contracts.
A fire in Würzburg has left part of a hall at risk of collapse and caused damage estimated at millions of euros.
The FAO reports that world food prices have reached their highest level since 2022. The supplied headline gives no cause or individual commodity breakdown.
A nonprofit group is recovering cremains for survivors of wildfires in Spokane. The report concerns the aftermath of wildfire losses rather than a new fire development.
The report says China is accused of using tourism as leverage against an island, while Australia is stepping in. The island and specific actions are not identified in the supplied headline.
Opponents of Line 5 plan a flotilla, festival and bridge walk in Petoskey ahead of Labor Day. The report describes planned demonstrations rather than a confirmed pipeline disruption.
The report says Japan's expanding military posture is generating concern. No specific policy decision, deployment or confrontation is identified.
The report examines the Houthi militia's role as Iran's remaining major regional proxy as Tehran's influence erodes elsewhere. No new attack or operational development is specified.
Firefighters have slowed the spread of the Plaskett Fire. The supplied report does not provide its location, size or casualty information.
Visa processing delays could reduce or delay agricultural labor availability during Victoria's crop harvest.
Wildfires in Minnesota's Boundary Waters area are nearly contained, and a national firefighting team is preparing to leave.
WhatsApp will stop supporting Android 5.0 devices from September 8, according to the headline.
Sydney Water has proposed pumping 70 million litres of treated wastewater into the Parramatta River. The headline does not indicate that the proposal has been implemented or that harm has occurred.
Cleanup of debris from Hurricane Ian is continuing in Polk County.
Staunton adopted a flood resilience plan intended to improve preparedness and help secure state and federal grants.
The African Union's high representative visited Mekelle in an effort to strengthen the Tigray peace process.
The Donbas is the central issue in the Ukraine war, and Russia’s advance there has reportedly stalled. No ceasefire or major change in the conflict is indicated.
Lebanon faces bombing while people consider returning, but no further details on the attacks or their scale are provided.
The US Senate is preparing a test vote on aid for Israel and Ukraine while negotiations over border security remain unresolved.
A blockade at Dover port is described as evidence of a growing far-right threat. The supplied report does not provide details on the blockade's scale or duration.
A gas line was struck Saturday in Dickinson. The supplied report does not specify the extent of any leak, damage, injuries or service disruption.
A tornado warning is in effect for Brevard County, with live coverage provided. The supplied report gives no further details on impacts or duration.
A report says Australia lacks sufficient modern minesweeping capability for its maritime-defense needs.
The Green Party is pressing the NHS over its use of a technology company. The supplied headline does not specify the company, system or any confirmed disruption.
A senior Conservative politician has warned that Burnham's proposed sanctions plan targeting Israel could pose risks to national security.
A report says the Gambian dictator has left office, describing the population as newly free. The supplied information does not specify the circumstances or next political steps.
A flood watch is in effect for much of southern Utah while forecasters monitor an approaching Pacific storm.