Stabroek News - 2023-05-20

• EU team meets AG on electoral reforms, offers help
• Halting of Liza-1 could cost US$350m per month
• White House says G7 will align on shared 'de-risk, not decouple' approach to China
• Russia and Cuba ink deals to revitalize communist-run island's ailing economy
• Exxon submits responses to audit of US$7.3b
• Local elections as referendum
• Without an active and vibrant Opposition, Guyana will not survive
• Exxon’s shares 12% plunge shows deep uneasiness among its shareholde­rs
• More than two months later, the merger of my landline number with the Fibre is yet to take place
• Does Guyana run on incompeten­ce?
• Walking our talk on climate action
• ‘Smallie’ makes dramatic escape from Mazaruni Prison
• President Ali to be first recipient of IICA food security award
• Ramkarran criticises `murky waters’ comment on Kissoon judgment
• Man charged with raiding Stabroek Market jewelle
• Karimbaksh, three soldiers for Indian scholarshi­ps
• Norton St `gambler’ jailed for stealing money from sister
• Halting of Liza-1 could cost US$350m per month
• ‘Smallie’ makes dramatic escape from Mazaruni Prison
• Education Ministry rejects APNU claims about housing revolving fund
• England’s Anderson not expecting to play all five Ashes tests
• NSC Independen­ce three-stage cycle race pedals off this morning
• Browns legendary running back Jim Brown dies at 87
• ExxonMobil U14 football c/ships gets cracking today
• CWI Coaching Education Courses continue today
• Hetmyer keeps Royals in contention in last over thriller
• Return of the Scorpio card pushed back to June 3
• Guyana Beverage Inc., partners with GFF for Elite League
• Nuggets overtake Lakers in 4th quarter for 2-0 series edge
• Shadman, weather, frustrate Windies A in drawn encounter

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