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Boulders Against Trawlers: Greenpeace Tests the Limits of Marine Protection
Greenpeace has dropped nine limestone rocks on the North Sea seabed without a licence, claiming it has closed 45 square miles to bottom trawling.
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Moscow and Beijing Align Against NATO's Asia-Pacific Reach
A senior Russian senator says Russia and China share a common stance on opposing NATO's expanding activity in the Asia-Pacific region.
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Apology Without Payment: Badenoch Draws a Line Before Chogm
Britain's Conservative leader warns a formal apology for the slave trade would become a lever for financial claims as Burnham weighs one before the Commonwealth summit.
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Palladium Gets Its Own Standard: Russia Lays Groundwork for Exchange Trading
A new national standard for palladium bars sets weight, purity and packaging rules, and Rosstandart says it creates a foundation for organised trading.
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The Ocean Dream Returns: A Rare Diamond Doubles Its Price
A 5.50-carat blue-green diamond sold for $17.3 million at Christie's Geneva in May 2026, roughly double its 2014 price.
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Commodities Markets: A Temperature Check on Global Economic Sentiments
Industry experts weigh in on the shifting dynamics and future outlook of commodity markets amid geopolitical tensions.
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Clarifying Misconceptions: The Iran-US Dialogue in Islamabad
A deeper analysis reveals the complexities and implications of the recent diplomatic negotiations.
