France to look into MidCat pipeline again as energy crunch tightens

PARIS — The French government said Wednesday it is re-assessing its opposition to completing the so-called “MidCat” pipeline from the Iberian Peninsula to Northern Europe. France has repeatedly ruled out the €3 billion gas pipeline project, but faces renewed pressure from Portugal, Spain and Germany, who argue the project can help solve the Continent’s energy supply problems. In the […]

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Washington imposed sanctions on the “moral police” of Iran, 31 are already victims of the protest

Washington has announced that it is imposing economic sanctions on Iran’s morality police and several responsible individuals in Iran’s security services because of the violence against demonstrators, as well as the fate of young Mahsa Amini, who died after being arrested by the morality police, world agencies reported. “The sanctions demonstrate the clear commitment of […]

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Slovak PM warns energy crisis will ‘kill our economy’

Soaring electricity costs are leaving Slovakia’s economy at risk of “collapse,” Prime Minister Eduard Heger told the Financial Times. In an interview published Wednesday, the Slovakian leader said the huge increase in prices following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine would “kill our economy” unless Bratislava receives billions of euros of support from Brussels. Heger added that […]

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