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Energy & Climate April 17, 2026 402 stories in this edition

India-flagged vessels start sailing out of Hormuz

The Hindu International / India / 1m ago
India-flagged vessels start sailing out of Hormuz

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Most of these ships are critical to India’s energy needs and are carrying crude oil

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Why ASEAN has yet to step on the gas in regional energy cooperation

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Why ASEAN has yet to step on the gas in regional energy cooperation

An ASEAN emergency petroleum sharing pact has never been activated and analysts say challenges remain.

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Inside Kharg Island, Iran’s oil lifeline under threat

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Inside Kharg Island, Iran’s oil lifeline under threat

With the US blockading Iran’s ports, Kharg Island is in focus. How are civilians caught in the middle?

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Watch: Constitution Amendment Bill, part of delimitation package, defeated

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Watch: Constitution Amendment Bill, part of delimitation package, defeated

Major political and geopolitical developments lead today’s headlines. The Constitution Amendment Bill on women’s quota faces a setback in the Lok Sabha, while Sri Lanka’s Power and Energy Minister resigns amid controvers...

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Sri Lanka’s Energy Minister resigns amid corruption allegations, sub-standard coal imports

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Sri Lanka’s Energy Minister resigns amid corruption allegations, sub-standard coal imports

The indictment triggered sharp criticism from members of the political Opposition and civil society, who reminded the Dissanayake government and the ruling National People’s Power administration of their key pre-poll pro...

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Why expanding mental health services in Singapore is not as easy as getting more therapists to join the field

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Why expanding mental health services in Singapore is not as easy as getting more therapists to join the field

Singapore has plans to make mental health services more accessible to all, but challenges abound. For example, expanding the pipeline of trained professionals is bottlenecked by limited clinical placements and supervisio...

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Pakistan power cuts double as hydro slump upends supply plans

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Pakistan power cuts double as hydro slump upends supply plans

Hydropower output was 48 per cent lower this week than the same period a year ago.

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