but there s a sense in which the pakistani government is now reaping what it has sown for many years. for decades, the pakistani government has played a double game, a risky double game with the united states and with nato and with other western countries. 0n the one hand, partnering with us on certain occasions to combat terrorist threats, but on the other hand, secretly and maybe even not so secretly bolstering the fortunes of the taliban in afghanistan. and today we re seeing the results. the afghanistan taliban is not really capable of countering the threat posed by icis. you know, they seem to be more worried about the threat posed by women and girls going to school or working than they are about the threat posed by isis k. and so it s sorry to say, but there is a sense in which the dire security environment that pakistan faces today is the direct result of a pakistani government s efforts to bolster
Governments across Asia are formulating strategic natural gas reserve policies, building new terminals and storage tanks as buffers against supply disruptions following last year s energy crisis that sent global prices soaring to a record.
SINGAPORE/TOKYO, July 20 (Reuters) - Governments across Asia are formulating strategic natural gas reserve policies, building new terminals and storage tanks as buffers against supply disruptions following last year s energy crisis that sent global prices soaring to a record.
/PRNewswire/ ICIS is pleased to announce Karen McKee, President of ExxonMobil Product Solutions, as the winner of the 2023 ICIS CEO of the Year Award for.