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US Hits Chinese Firms for Venezuela Oil Trade

The Trump administration intensifies pressure on Venezuela by sanctioning Chinese and Hong Kong firms and oil tankers. This move signals a warning to Beijing amid escalating US-Venezuela tensions. Read more.

US Slaps New Sanctions on Venezuela's Oil Industry

The US reinstates sanctions on Venezuela's crucial oil and gas sector, targeting state-owned PDVSA. This move pressures Maduro's government to uphold its electoral commitments. Read the full analysis of the impact.

Nikas Safronov's Dream Vision Exhibition in New Delhi

People's Artist Nikas Safronov presents solo exhibition 'Dream Vision' at Lalit Kala Akademi, Delhi. Featuring 100 paintings & AI-enhanced displays, it's a cultural bridge. Free entry until Dec 21.

US Imposes New Sanctions on Maduro's Inner Circle

The US Treasury Department intensifies pressure on Venezuela's Nicolas Maduro, sanctioning 3 family members & associates for corruption. Read the full details and implications here.

India's Russian Oil Imports Defy US Sanctions in Dec

Despite US sanctions on Rosneft & Lukoil, India's Russian crude imports show resilience, expected to exceed 1.2 million bpd in December. Discounts and non-sanctioned entities fuel the robust trade.

India's Russian Oil Imports Drop 47% in December

India's crude oil imports from Russia projected to fall by 47% to 1 million bpd in December due to US sanctions on Rosneft and Lukoil. Indian refiners diversifying supply sources.

US sanctions North Korean money laundering network

The United States imposes sweeping sanctions targeting North Korea's illicit financial operations. Discover the individuals and entities involved in money laundering schemes supporting Pyongyang's prohibited programs.

Mittal's Indian refinery stops Russian oil imports

In a significant strategic shift, Nayara Energy, part-owned by steel magnate Lakshmi Mittal, has stopped purchasing Russian crude oil. This move comes as Western sanctions tighten and payment complications escalate.

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