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Kyiv cut underground storage fees by 11% to lure foreign gas back into facilities that Russian strikes had emptied.

China Vanke is asking bondholders to accept 40% upfront and wait a year for the rest, a sign the property crisis still has a long way to run.

Four democracies announced a port in Fiji and a minerals pact that could reshape who controls the materials powering semiconductors and defense.

The EU plans to reserve two-thirds of its mobile satellite spectrum for European firms, while leaving the rest open to Starlink and Amazon.

The NRC is fast-tracking three major reforms to license small reactors in 18 months, targeting a fourfold jump in US nuclear capacity by 2050.

Doncasters, which makes engine parts for aerospace and defense, filed for a US IPO after revenue jumped 26% in a quarter when defense listings are running hot.

Occidental is buying a 10% stake in Exxon's deepwater block off Trinidad, a play that could either revive a fading oil nation or add another dry hole to the map.

The UK froze assets tied to Russian crypto networks and shell firms used to dodge sanctions, targeting the financial plumbing behind Moscow's war machine.