Yearly Archives: 2018

Raw: Wide lava river flows from Hawaii volcano

The Hawaii Army National Guard says a survey of the Kilauea volcano eruption shows a sizable cone has developed around fissure eight, and that the river of lava flowing from it is over 100 feet across and moving quickly. (June 18)          

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Audi CEO arrested in Germany over diesel scandal

FRANKFURT (Reuters) – The head of Volkswagen’s luxury arm Audi was arrested on Monday, the most senior company official so far to be taken into custody over the German carmaker’s emissions test cheating scandal.

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Dozens of pro-regime fighters killed in east Syria strike

An air strike has killed nearly 40 pro-regime foreign fighters in eastern Syria, with a US-led coalition denying accusations from Damascus that it was behind the attack. The strike just before midnight hit Al-Hari, a town controlled by regional militias fighting in the complex seven-year war on behalf of President Bashar al-Assad.

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”I remain optimistic over achieving delivering oil market stability,” says Al Mazrouei

By WAMABU DHABI, Jun 18 2018 (WAM) Suhail bin Mohammed Faraj Faris Al Mazrouei, Minister of Energy and Industry, and President of the Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) Conference for 2018, has expressed his optimism over regaining balance to the international oil market, thanks to the cooperation between the OPEC, and its partners. “Looking ahead, I remain optimistic that …

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Van kills one at Dutch music festival, suspect arrested

AMSTERDAM (Reuters) – A van struck four people at the Netherlands’ largest music festival in the early hours of Monday, killing one of them and injuring the others before driving off, police said.

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