Foreign Policy & State Dept.
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Jul- 2021 -9 July
US Oil Demand Is Soaring, But Markets Are Focused On Tensions Inside OPEC+
Federal data released Thursday show gasoline demand is charting new heights, as oil prices step back from a 6-year-high. The post US Oil Demand Is Soaring, But Markets Are Focused…
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8 July
Pressure Builds Over Australian Government To Bring Afghans To Safety
The Scott Morrison government is under mounting pressure to bring Afghan interpreters and other officials to safety in Australia. The post Pressure Builds Over Australian Government To Bring Afghans To Safety…
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8 July
China Urges US To Review Denied Chinese Students’ Visa Applications
Some applications were denied because they violated a proclamation signed under the Donald Trump administration. The post China Urges US To Review Denied Chinese Students’ Visa Applications appeared first on Zenger News.
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8 July
Sudan Terms Ethiopian Notice On Filling Controversial Nile Dam ‘Useless’
Tunisia has petitioned the UN Security Council on behalf of Egypt and Sudan to stop Ethiopia from filling up the dam. The post Sudan Terms Ethiopian Notice On Filling Controversial…
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7 July
End Of Queensland’s Era Of For-profit Prisons
The last Queensland's private prison is back in public hands after a Crime and Corruption report found a host of problems. The post End Of Queensland’s Era Of For-profit Prisons…
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6 July
Biggest Cybersecurity Threat Posed By The United States: China
Chinese foreign ministry spokesperson says the US has been taking advantage of its tech capacity to run invasive surveillance. The post Biggest Cybersecurity Threat Posed By The United States: China…
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5 July
Chinese Men In Military Uniform At Sri Lankan Dredging Site Continue To Evoke Furor
The opposition party had questioned the presence of foreigners in clothing similar to the Chinese military uniform. The post Chinese Men In Military Uniform At Sri Lankan Dredging Site Continue…
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3 July
Managing Employees In Dangerous Environments
The foundation is to plan ahead of time and be prepared. The post Managing Employees In Dangerous Environments appeared first on Zenger News.
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2 July
A Half-Century After The War, US Trade With Vietnam Surges
The communist nation is now the sixth largest source of imports to the U.S., behind only China, Canada, Mexico, Japan and Germany. The post A Half-Century After The War, US…
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2 July
China’s Growing Control Over Sri Lanka Infrastructure Projects Sparks Concerns
China Harbor Engineering Company has become the first foreign company to own a highway in Sri Lanka. The post China’s Growing Control Over Sri Lanka Infrastructure Projects Sparks Concerns appeared…
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