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Britain needs new ‘stockpile’ strategy to support Ukraine, says Labour

By Elizabeth Piper LONDON (Reuters) – Britain must set out a new strategy to boost military production and overhaul wasteful procurement to better support Ukraine and signal to Russia that things can only get worse, opposition Labour’s defence policy chief said on Tuesday. With Labour commanding a healthy lead over the governing Conservatives, its top …

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Mali says no need to justify Russia as partner as Lavrov visits

By Tiemoko Diallo BAMAKO (Reuters) -Mali’s foreign minister said on Tuesday it had no need to justify working with Russia on strengthening its military capabilities and importing oil and wheat, despite Western concerns. Abdoulaye Diop was speaking as Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov made his first visit to the West African nation, where militants linked …

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Canada, Taiwan to begin formal talks to spur foreign investments

By Ismail Shakil and Ben Blanchard OTTAWA/TAIPEI (Reuters) -Canada and Taiwan on Tuesday agreed to start formal negotiations for a deal to encourage two-way foreign investments and deepen their Indo-Pacific partnership in talks that are likely to irk China. Taiwan has been seeking greater diplomatic and moral support from major Western democracies, like Canada, as …

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India’s Adani Green posts surge in quarterly profit on higher power supply

BENGALURU (Reuters) -India’s Adani Green said on Tuesday its profit jumped more than two-fold in the third quarter, as the total power it supplied to customers increased. Adani Green is one of several Adani Group companies caught in the eye of a storm since Jan. 24 when U.S.-based short-seller Hindenburg Research raised concerns on the …

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London policeman jailed for 32 years after ‘monstrous’ serial rape

By Sam Tobin LONDON (Reuters) -A former London police officer was jailed on Tuesday for more than 30 years for an “unrestrained campaign of rape and abuse of women” over nearly two decades in the latest scandal to hit Britain’s biggest police force. David Carrick, who worked in the Metropolitan Police’s parliamentary and diplomatic protection …

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