AL JAB'A, West Bank, Nov 1 (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - A
mountainous Palestinian community in the Israeli-occupied West
Bank, Al Jab'a differs in many ways from surrounding Israeli
settlements but it shares one worry with its neighbours - a
shortage of water.
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Monday, November 7, 2016
UPDATE 1-As water dries up, West Bank village thirsts for a less precarious supply
AL JAB'A, West Bank, Nov 7 (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - A
mountainous Palestinian community in the Israeli-occupied West
Bank, Al Jab'a differs in many ways from surrounding Israeli
settlements but it shares one worry with its neighbours - a
shortage of water.
Read more
mountainous Palestinian community in the Israeli-occupied West
Bank, Al Jab'a differs in many ways from surrounding Israeli
settlements but it shares one worry with its neighbours - a
shortage of water.
Read more
UPDATE 2-Saudi oil shipments to Egypt halted indefinitely, Egyptian officials say
CAIRO/ABU DHABI, Nov 7 (Reuters) - Saudi Arabia has informed
Egypt that shipments of oil products expected under a $23
billion aid deal would be halted indefinitely, suggesting a
deepening rift between the Arab world's richest country and its
most populous.
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Egypt that shipments of oil products expected under a $23
billion aid deal would be halted indefinitely, suggesting a
deepening rift between the Arab world's richest country and its
most populous.
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TPG's Alinta Energy IPO held up in Australia on U.S. election jitters - source
MELBOURNE, Nov 7 (Reuters) - A plan by TPG Capital
Management to launch Australia's biggest listing this year, a
sale that could value all of utility Alinta Energy at up to A$3
billion ($2.3 billion), has been delayed by at least a week, a
person familiar with the matter said, citing market jitters on
the outcome of the U.S. presidential election.
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Management to launch Australia's biggest listing this year, a
sale that could value all of utility Alinta Energy at up to A$3
billion ($2.3 billion), has been delayed by at least a week, a
person familiar with the matter said, citing market jitters on
the outcome of the U.S. presidential election.
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Sunday, November 6, 2016
Vast Moroccan solar power plant is hard act for Africa to follow
OUARZAZATE, Morocco, Nov 5 (Reuters) - On the edge of the
Sahara desert, Morocco is building one of the world's biggest
solar power plants in a project largely funded by the European
Union.
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Sahara desert, Morocco is building one of the world's biggest
solar power plants in a project largely funded by the European
Union.
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Exxon's bid for InterOil in doubt after Canadian court ruling
Nov 4 (Reuters) - InterOil Corp said on Friday an
appeals court in Canada had overturned approval of the natural
gas producer's $2.5 billion sale to Exxon Mobil Corp,
throwing the deal's viability in doubt.
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appeals court in Canada had overturned approval of the natural
gas producer's $2.5 billion sale to Exxon Mobil Corp,
throwing the deal's viability in doubt.
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UPDATE 3-Woodfibre set to build Canada's first LNG export project
CALGARY, Alberta, Nov 4 (Reuters) - Woodfibre LNG will start
building British Columbia's first liquefied natural gas
processing and export terminal in 2017, it said on Friday, a
project that would grant Canada a long-awaited opportunity to
enter the global market.
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building British Columbia's first liquefied natural gas
processing and export terminal in 2017, it said on Friday, a
project that would grant Canada a long-awaited opportunity to
enter the global market.
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