Greek authorities in Athens arrested a suspect accused of selling ancient Greek artifacts through online auctions in multiple countries, including the US, UK, Canada, Australia, and Italy. The suspect, a woman of foreign nationality, was found in possession of pottery fragments, figurine pieces, and a statuette of a satyr. She is facing charges for trafficking antiquities, which could result in up to two years in prison under Greek law.
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Gas project extension will need to meet net-zero
SummaryWoodside's North West Shelf gas project has been approved by the Albanese government to operate until 2070, but must comply with the safeguard mechanism to achieve net-zero emissions by 2050. Energy Minister Chris Bowen confirmed that all facilities under this mechanism, including Woodside's, are legally required to develop a pathway to net-zero emissions, despite potential controversies regarding gas project approvals and their impact on Australia's climate commitments. Bowen emphasized Australia's ongoing goal to reduce emissions...
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