The Japan Times1d ago
Japan's government is planning to consider carefully whether it will ask companies and the general public to cut back on electricity and petroleum product consumption, several government sources have said. https://www.japantimes.co.jp/news/2026/04/04/japan/japan-energy-saving-request-iran/?utm_medium=Social&utm_source=mastodon #japan #energy #iran #middileeast #sanaetakaichi
Japan cautious on asking public to conserve energy as Iran war drags on

An official said the government 'will not make such a request until at least after the Golden Week holiday period (from late April to early May).'

The Japan Times
Michal PawinskiMar 2

Today, I had a short interview with Music Radio 97.1fm on the situation in the #MiddileEast.

"An international relations expert says this country’s support for the United States following #US military attacks on #Iran comes as no surprise but it will adversely affect T&T’s relations with #CARICOM.

Dr Michal Pawinski tells the Network News that the Government has adopted a bandwagon policy approach to the US."

You can check the recordings here:
https://michal-pawinski.scholar.st/pages/8832

#Trinidad #Conflict

Michal Pawinski - Media Appearances

Interview for Music Radio 97.1fm on the impact of the conflict in the Middle East on the Caribbean: An international relations expert says this country’s su...

Amaravati TodayJun 28, 2024

#Iran holds presidential vote with limited choices

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#Amaravati #AmaravatiToday #Amaravathi #WorldNews #Elections #MiddileEast

Iran holds presidential vote with limited choices

People walk past banners of presidential candidate Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf displayed on a street in Tehran, Iran June 27, 2024. Majid AsgaripourDUBAI - Iranians will vote for a new president on Friday following Ebrahim Raisi's death in a helicopter crash, choosing from a tightly controlled group of four candidates loyal to the supreme leader, at a time of growing public frustration. While the #election is unlikely to bring a major shift in the Islamic Republic's policies, the outcome could infl

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