Stabroek News - 2022-06-27

• Russian forces turn sights on Lysychansk in battle for eastern Ukraine
• Global biodiversi­ty deal to halt nature loss stalls in Nairobi
• At least 22 young people die in South African tavern
• G7 aims to raise $600 billion to counter China’s Belt and Road
• T&T told to prepare, as weather system approaches
• Ecuador oil output halved, indigenous leader says protests to carry on
• Minister Indar and Western Logistics
• Neither the 1999 PSA, nor any subsequent PSA, was negotiated or signed by me
• The authority exists for Exxon to recover the 2% royalty
• We have had too many cases in court where persons were charged without adequate proof
• Cummings Lodge continues to be neglected
• A neutral forensic audit of all costs of Exxon’s operations is critical
• Some disturbing aspects of the VICE News interview
• How the US could lose the new Cold War
• New Nursing and Midwives Council named
• O be part of `organic’ rearing
• Finance Minister says gov’t firmly believes transparen­cy, accountabi­lity crucial in fight against corruption
• All five Kenyan world champions to defend titles in Eugene
• Wimbledon favourite Swiatek says still figuring out grass
• Dell Superbet sends stern warning to rest of teams
• U.S. ban fuels Djokovic’s Wimbledon motivation
• England 113 runs away from series sweep against New Zealand
• Mohabir inspires Demerara to victory over Essequibo
• Archibald adds long jump title to 100m triumph
• GTTA names team for Commonweal­th Games
• Roach into 250-club as Windies eye victory
• GBA World Badminton Day tournament concludes

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