Cyprus presses EU on Turkey expansion amid eastern Mediterranean tensions
Cyprus President Anastasiades urged the European Union to reassess its approach to Turkey over its east Mediterranean expansionist moves and offshore gas exploration. He spoke as Turkey signaled reciprocity if EU sanctions rise over its hydrocarbon activities.
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European Union
Turkey
Mediterranean
Nicos Anastasiades
Anastasiades
Mevlut Cavusoglu
Coin shortage hits Royal Oak retailers and banks
Barrels and Vines owner Ken Lucia reports slim coin supplies as banks limit rolls, fueling a nationwide shortage blamed on the pandemic. The Federal Reserve began temporary coin allocations in mid June, while Comerica Bank notes a 90 percent Fed supply cut and encourages customers to bring in coins. Meijer stores shift to card payments at self checkout, and local grocers look for ways to cope as coin conservation spreads. Joe Gappy, owner of Prince Valley Market, operates a coin kiosk in southwest Detroit.
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Barrel’s and Vines
Royal Oak
Michigan
Ken Lucia
Barrel’s
Vines
Woodward
Lucia
Federal Reserve
U.S
U.S. Mint
Federal Reserve Banks
Saraki’s Pizzeria
Constance Nobis
Comerica Bank
Fed
Nobis
Meijer
Joe Gappy
Prince Valley Market
Detroit
Cruise lines form panel to set COVID-19 health protocols
Royal Caribbean and Norwegian Cruise Line form a nine-expert panel plus two advisors to craft a unified COVID-19 health plan by August end. Panel includes CDC veterans. plan to be sent to the CDC and shared with other cruise firms. Co-chairs will be Mike Leavitt and Scott Gottlieb.
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Cruise Lines
Miami
Royal Caribbean Cruises Ltd
Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings
South Florida
U.S
Centers For Disease Control and Prevention
CDC
U.S. Waters
Miami Herald
Richard Fain
Frank del Rio
Utah
Mike Leavitt
Environmental Protection Agency
Department of Health and Human Services
George W. Bush
Scott Gottlieb
Food and Drug Administration
Donald Trump
Pipeline setbacks stack up across North America
The Dakota Access court-ordered shutdown for environmental review appears amid broader energy project delays. Dominion and Duke’s Atlantic Coast pipeline was canceled after six years of delays, while Enbridge faces Line 3 debates in Minnesota. Environmental groups warn of spill risks and climate impacts as regulators scrutinize fossil fuel infrastructure.
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Washington, D.C
Dakota Access
West Virginia
Virginia
Nort Carolina
Dominion Energy
Duke Energy
Atlantic Coast
U.S
Canada
Minnesota
Enbridge Energy Co
Winona LaDuke
Honor the Earth
North America
Dakota
Enbridge
Superior
Wis
Bakken
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Slovakia
Mexico
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The
Associated Press
Connie Higgins
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