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War fears push UAE to discuss currency swap line, hint at yuan oil sales if dollars dry up: WSJ report

Shift from dollar to yuan could threaten petrodollar system, a 1970s arrangement where oil-exporting nations price their oil exclusively in US dollars in exchange for US security guarantees.

Our take on cow vigilantism, Manipur unrest, and SC guidelines on bulldozer justice—in 50 words

ThePrint view on the most important issues this week.

253788% —that’s no typo, it’s how much India’s petroleum exports to Europe have risen since 2018

In terms of value, India’s petroleum exports to key European markets saw 250% growth. It was driven first by pandemic-related factors, and then the war in Ukraine.

Suez Canal blocked as massive cargo ship runs aground in Egypt, causes pileup of 100 vessels

The hull of Ever Given became wedged lengthways across the canal Tuesday, causing a pileup of at least 100 vessels seeking to transit between the Red Sea and Mediterranean.

Renewed US sanctions on Iran come as a lottery to Uco Bank

Kolkata: Renewed U.S. sanctions on Iran’s oil exports are giving a boost to the profits of one of India’s smaller state-owned banks, which has...

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Indian hockey has a potential pool of 150 elite players. They deserve domestic tournaments

Let’s not pin all our hopes on a four-team league that burnishes the top stars, forgetting the mad scramble at the bottom.

Ather Energy steers past Tesla and BYD as stock surges 130%

BlackRock Global Funds  have acquired less than 1% stake via open-market transactions in Ather while a Bloomberg EV index is down 1%, dragged by Tesla, BYD and Xiaomi.

4 Agniveers questioned after AK-203 assault rifles, pistols, ammo stolen from Madras Regiment armoury

Army informed police that around 1,800 rounds of ammunition and 21 magazines were missing from the high-security compound in Secunderabad.

Pakistan’s most embarrassing secret is internationalised. Now cricketing world is looking out for Imran

Given how arrogant and self-loving Imran is, he may not be capable of introspection even in the isolation of Adiala jail. The harsh truth is, he played the same game when it suited him.