Iran to go it alone at offshore gas field
May 17, 2021 2:30:pm
Summary Iran s national oil company has handed a contract to one of its subsidiaries to develop a field that had been earmarked for Indian investors.
by: Joseph Murphy
Iran has awarded a $$1.78bn contract to a state-owned subsidiary of the National Iranian Oil Co (NIOC) to develop the Farzad-B gas field in the Persian Gulf, the oil ministry-run Shana news agency reported on May 16.
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Living with parents: I’m meant to be in Australia, but I’m in Milton Keynes
Three young young adults describe how moving back in with their parents during the pandemic made them reassess their lives for the better.
Thea de Gallier Before the pandemic, it was a bit like, oh, you’re living at home? Are you not doing well? says Shana. But now, we know it doesn’t mean that at all.
The 25-year-old, like many young professionals, was living in London, sharing with friends from university before the first lockdown was announced on 23 March. Shana’s office closed, and she found herself working from home until she made the choice to go back to her parents’ house in Essex, and not to renew her lease when it ended in the summer.
brian: hogan is there a more comprehensive transcript than the we we saw that yuan was five pages and the phone call was 32 minutes. is there anything out there more comprehensive? not to my knowledge. the phone call is out there for everyone to see you. there was a translator on the call. that obviously takes time. i have to mention adam schiff here. i watched that display yesterday. it was some type of crazy convention. he was dressing up like a congressman reading fantasy. if the call is so incriminating why doesn t adam schiff just read the call? it s not. he has to make it up. and that s where we sit today. that s why it is so problematic. democrats are guided by hatred as nancy pelosi said republicans were during impeachment in 1998. ainsley: hogan gidley, thanks for being with us. thanks for the time. jillian: we are following a story out of alabama where a mother and son are accused of killing a man over a lost dog. shah keep butler and shana
the trailers. they ve been out there. espn we are told has pulled the ad for now. there was supposed to be a big ad blitz in september. listen, movies take a long time to make so there s no way they could have known this is the timing they were face in the midst of what we faced in the last couple of weeks here in this country. any chance you think the movie goes away altogether, or is it more popular than ever because there s going to be so much controversy? potentially, but shana, i thought the exact same thought, just a little different while also analyzing it. it takes a lot of planning. there were meetings about this lots of obviously variations of scripts. $18 million budget. this was not just a foolish tweet, this was a multimillion dollar production by a major movie house where the ethos of the entire film is conservative trump supporter s are being hunted for sport by liberals. that s not funny. it s not entertaining. is it a marketing gimmick? i mean, whoever has that idea
and this is what the president president had to say earlier today. t you run should do the right thing for their people. i m not sure that their leaders care for their people. if they do, they will make a deal.e if they don t, they are just thinking about themselves. they are selfish and there and that s a what they are doing. the president was also asked about the news that we brought right here last night and this special counsel mueller will testify next month. the president doubled down on this debate that he is facing the t threat. this mueller thing never stops. there was no obstruction, no pollution, no nothing. how many times do we have to hear it. it never ends. it just keeps going on and on. shana, a busy day. we will hear more from the president was he lands in japan. mark meredith back with us. we re going to go live to the chair of the dnc. let s listen in.