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Fewer ships in Panama Canal due to El Niño drought

Fewer ships in Panama Canal due to El Niño drought

The Panama Canal has begun restricting the number of ships allowed to use the waterway due to low water levels in its feeding lakes. These drought conditions are a result of the El Niño weather phenomenon.

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Brazilian animal products barred from EU due to antibiotic regulations

Brazilian animal products barred from EU due to antibiotic regulations

The European Union has banned imports of poultry, beef, and other animal products from Brazil due to the country's failure to demonstrate compliance with EU antibiotic regulations. Brazilian authorities expressed deep concern on the first day the ban took effect.

US space companies will not attend Paris space summit after all

US space companies will not attend Paris space summit after all

Major American aerospace companies including SpaceX, Blue Origin, Stoke Space, and Starcloud have cancelled their attendance at the international space summit in Paris scheduled for September 9 and 10. The French Ministry of Higher Education, Research, and Innovation confirmed the cancellations.

Drivers sue Uber over AI-driven payment system

Drivers sue Uber over AI-driven payment system

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Norway scraps rose import duty following high demand for Harald's funeral

Norway scraps rose import duty following high demand for Harald's funeral

Norway has temporarily lifted import duties on roses to address a shortage caused by high demand for the funeral of King Harald. This measure allows importers to bring in roses without extra fees until September 8.