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The U.S. State Department initiates a program to capture evidence of Russian war crimes in Ukraine, ensuring accountability for atrocities. -
The Biden administration's new license allows Chevron to negotiate with Venezuela, signaling a shift in U.S. policy amid ongoing opposition talks. -
Guangxi Baise-1 limestone mine auctioned for 1.11 billion yuan, highlighting significant premium and future production plans. -
Airbus addresses titanium supply risks due to Russia sanctions, aims for A320 production boost by 2025. -
Shanghai outlines a phased return to normal life from June 1 after a lengthy Covid-19 lockdown, impacting the economy and global supply chains. -
Jeff Bezos accuses Biden of misdirection on inflation and taxes, sparking a war of words over corporate taxation and economic policy. -
BASF secures a 25-year renewable energy deal for its Zhanjiang base, marking a milestone in China's green energy market. -
Tianzhou-4 cargo ship successfully launched, opening China's Space Station with innovative coatings from Shanghai Institute of Siliconate. -
President Biden meets Southeast Asian leaders to unite against China while addressing trade and climate issues. -
Shanghai starts reopening shopping malls and salons as COVID lockdown eases, while Beijing battles ongoing outbreaks amidst strict measures. -
Despite expected growth, construction material prices remain volatile and high in 2022 due to ongoing global issues. -
Oil prices fell sharply as the EU softens sanctions on Russian crude, signaling complex market dynamics and ongoing supply concerns. -
Biden may cancel tariffs on Chinese goods to combat rising U.S. inflation and reduce consumer prices. -
Russia imposes sanctions on 31 energy firms, impacting gas supplies across Europe and the US, amid soaring natural gas prices. -
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