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Video: Russia Jets Make ‘Simulated Attack’ Passes Near U.S. Destroyer
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Video: Russia Jets Make ‘Simulated Attack’ Passes Near U.S. Destroyer

Two Russian warplanes flew simulated attack passes near a U.S. guided missile destroyer in the Baltic Sea on Tuesday, the U.S. military said, with one official describing them as one of the most aggressive interactions in recent memory.

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New Film ‘Fire At Sea’ Shows Horror Of Refugee Crossings
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New Film ‘Fire At Sea’ Shows Horror Of Refugee Crossings

Images shot in the hold of a boat where dozens of people died of asphyxiation after five hours in the Mediterranean brought home the horror of the refugee crisis in the film “Fuocoammare” (Fire at Sea) shown at the Berlin film festival on Saturday.

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Shell To Cut 2800 Jobs As BG Deal Gets China Green Light
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Shell To Cut 2800 Jobs As BG Deal Gets China Green Light

Royal Dutch Shell expects to slash thousands more jobs to save costs if its takeover of BG Group goes through as planned early next year following a final green light from China.

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Switzerland’s MSC To Become First Major Cruise Line In Cuba

MSC Cruises will this week become the first major liner to start operations in Cuba, part of its efforts to grow a global presence, the Swiss group’s chief executive said.

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BP Faces Mexico Class Action Lawsuit Over 2010 Oil Spill

A few months after reaching the largest corporate settlement in U.S. history, BP Plc faces a class action lawsuit in Mexico over its deadly 2010 Gulf of Mexico oil spill, which a civic group on Friday said it had filed against the company.

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China Approves Merger Of COSCO And China Shipping
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China Approves Merger Of COSCO And China Shipping

China’s cabinet has approved the merger of the two biggest shipping conglomerates, China Ocean Shipping (Group) Co (COSCO) and China Shipping Group Co, in the government’s latest effort to make the industry more competitive globally.

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China To Introduce Tough Emissions Controls For Ships
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China To Introduce Tough Emissions Controls For Ships

China will introduce tough controls on ship emissions at three key port areas from January to reduce sulphur dioxide which results in acid rain, causing respiratory difficulties and sometimes premature death, said the Ministry of Transport.

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Indonesia Launches Floating Power Station To Meet Country’s Growing Demand For Power

Indonesia’s president launched the first of five new floating power stations on Tuesday, to serve as a stop gap for the country’s growing demand for power amid sluggish development of land-based plants.

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CMA CGM Offers $2.4 Bln For Singapore NOL To Expand Trans-Pacific Routes
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CMA CGM Offers $2.4 Bln For Singapore NOL To Expand Trans-Pacific Routes

France’s CMA CGM, the world’s third-largest container shipping firm, made a S$3.4 billion ($2.43 billion) offer on Monday to buy Singapore’s Neptune Orient Lines to expand its presence on trans-Pacific routes.

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