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Bangladesh's textile manufacturers struggle as gas pressure plummets to 1-2 PSI instead of required 10 PSI. A $350M World Bank guarantee and prepayment mechanisms emerge as potential solutions amid gr

Seafloor at Axial Seamount is rising like an inflating balloon as 200 quakes rattle the ocean floor each day—echoes of 2015’s frenzy hint at a looming eruption you won’t want to miss.

Australia's 33% Luxury Car Tax may soon vanish, putting $10,000 back in buyers' pockets. But new emissions fees loom in 2025. Will farmers with $2.5B EU exports be the real winners while

OSU's new forest transforms 3,110 acres from timber land to public recreation area with 40 miles of mountain bike trails. The $27M acquisition protects 20 miles of salmon habitat while creating a

Pakistan's economy shows remarkable turnaround with 0.3% inflation after securing $2.4B from IMF. The package includes $1.4B for climate resilience while India raises terrorism concerns in the Executi

Ofgem orders ten UK energy suppliers to refund £5.6M plus £1.4M in goodwill payments. See which major companies like Octopus, Ovo, and Utility Warehouse must pay millions for breaking price cap rules

Hilaria Baldwin's memoir explains how ADHD and dyslexia—affecting 15.5 million Americans—contribute to her accent fluctuations and sparked mental health struggles after intense public scrutiny.

"The FAA greenlights SpaceX to increase Starship launches fivefold at Boca Chica facility. See how this $6.5B economic boost creates 21,400+ jobs while maintaining strict environmental safeguards."

Professor Anand's team examines 60mg of lunar material at Open University described as "more precious than gold dust." These samples will reveal secrets about Moon formation and water presence that co

Belgian teens caught with 5,000 rare Messor cephalotes ants face $7,700 fine or jail time. Each queen ant commands $132-$215 in Europe, highlighting a shift in wildlife crime from elephants to tiny