Stabroek News - 2022-01-14

• Russia says Ukraine talks hit ‘dead end’, Poland warns of risk of war
• U.S. Supreme Court blocks Biden vaccine-or-test policy for large businesses
• Activists behind Shell climate verdict target 30 multinatio­nals
• Biden voting rights push scotched by Democrats Sinema, Manchin
• Victory for Hindus: Open-pyre cremations allowed for Covid victims in T&T
• Political machinatio­ns
• The bottom of the Guyana food basket is falling out
• It is time a thorough scientific investigat­ion be done on the low fish harvesting issue
• Oil platform contractor launches mangroves programme on East Coast
• Even with oil, the poor will be with us
• Man wanted over Queenstown killing
• The leaders we deserve – ever available?
• Republic Bank challengin­g recognitio­n of union
• Glenn Lall goes to court over oil deal with Exxon subsidiary
• PNCR calls for temporary price ceilings S, food subsidies to rein in cost of living
• Britain’s MI5 spy service warns lawmakers over Chinese agent of influence
• UK’s Prince Andrew loses royal and military links
• Gold heist accused secures High Court bail of $450,000
• The GAWU utilized other avenues to ensure workers received justice
• Stop imperiling Guyanese with political grandstand­ing
• ECB must tackle racism to get public funding parliament­ary committee
• Bucks overwhelm Warriors in first half, cruise to win
• Pelicans get easy third win vs. Clippers
• Djokovic practises for Australian Open as he waits for visa ruling
• Windies set for Aussie clash
• Shepherd, Smith fireworks in vain as Ireland level series
• Final outcome of Abu Dhabi F1 probe to be announced in March
• Osaka tops Forbes list of highest-earning female athletes
• Tight protocols introduced for Party Stand
• Umpire Carrington ‘humbled’ by appointmen­t to panel
• Pant scores brilliant ton but South Africa fight back
• Guyana at ‘top end’ of global oil recovery pursuits this year… RYSTAD Energy
• Exxon CEO’s attendance at February forum here shines industry spotlight on Guyana
• We simply must turn this absurd political corner
• Nand Persaud discloses new investment­s but rice receipts take a hit‘ Panama rice payments still outstandin­g
• Guyana’s agro-processing sector
• St. Ignatius Farmers’ Market creates new opening fo Or Region Nine businesses
• Time to pull the plug on gender prejudice in business growth in Guyana
• COVID-19, climate change and Caribbean food security
• Stock market updates
• Jamaica’s mango mania

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