The US House of Representatives and Senate both approved the relief package late Monday, along with 1.4 trillion dollars in government funding for the rest of the fiscal year, which ends on Sept 30, 2021, sending the giant spending bill to the president to sign into law.
The USDP won three seats -- one in the Lower House and two in the regional or state parliaments so far.
The US move came amid an aid standoff in which Washington and other countries in the region, in coordination with the Venezuelan opposition, declared a plan to deliver humanitarian aid to Venezuela.
The United Kingdom has been mulling potential restrictions on Huawei for much of this year. The Conservative Party leadership contest and Brexit negotiations both delayed the government's final verdict. Earlier this month, Digital Secretary Nicky Morgan said that the judgement will now fall to the next government, which will be formed after the UK general election on Dec 12.
The UK enjoyed historical leadership in nuclear technology. Its Cumbria-based Calder Hall station, opened in 1956, is the world's first and oldest industrial-scale nuclear power station. But over the past two decades British nuclear supply chain started losing capability, as the country's most recently completed nuclear station, Sizewell B, was completed in 1995.
The USGS warned that the area will continue to experience more earthquakes than usual.
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The United Nations Conference on Trade and Development said on Tuesday that global foreign direct investment dropped by nearly half in the first half, with the biggest declines in Europe and the US, while China proved "relatively resilient". FDI flows to the country reached billion, a 4 percent decline on a yearly basis.
The United Nations Security Council is expected to hold closed-door talks early next week on the latest test, diplomats said.
The UK is a world leader in offshore wind, with a total of 5.3 gigawatts of installed offshore wind capacity, which is more than one third of the global total of 14.4 gigawatts.
The US State Department said the strikes had been limited to three military locations: a research centre at the airport in Damascus, an alleged chemical weapons facility near Homs, and an equipment storage site, also near Homs. Both US and Russia sources had indicated that there had been no civilian casualties. But the UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres said the UN could not independently verify the details of those reports.