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HAGÅTÑA (The Guam Daily Post) —  ASTRO America brought a packed room to attention at the nation’s premier additive manufacturing conference last month in Boston with a panel focused on a claim few in the room had heard made so plainly: building what the organization’s leader calls …

MAJURO — One of the biggest electricity increases in the history of the Marshalls Energy Company was implemented last week — the first of a two-step tariff increase.

WASHINGTON/CAIRO (Reuters) — Relative calm prevailed around the Strait of Hormuz early on Sunday after days of sporadic flare-ups, as the United States waited for ‌Iran’s response to its latest proposals to end more than two months of fighting and begin peace talks.

AMSTERDAM (Reuters) — Health experts raced to contain a potential spread of hantavirus as two suspected cases emerged on Friday far from the luxury cruise liner where the outbreak started.

LONDON (Reuters) — Prime Minister Keir Starmer vowed on Friday to fight on to deliver on his promise to bring “change” ​to Britain after his Labour Party suffered heavy losses in local elections that deepened doubts over his ability to govern.

“For many, this may look like just an aircraft,” said Air Marshall Islands CEO Albon Jelke. “But for…the people of the Marshall Islands it means so much more.”

Guam Department of Labor officials emphasize that the low unemployment rate confirms what many employers are experiencing: there are fewer available workers for open positions, particularly at the entry level.

AMSTERDAM (Reuters) — Two cases of the deadly hantavirus have been confirmed, and five more are suspected, among people who fell ill on ​a cruise ship now marooned off the Cape Verde islands and unable to put passengers ashore, the World Health Organization said.

TAIPEI  (Reuters) — Taiwan is a “trusted and capable” partner of the United States and Taipei’s global relationships, including with Eswatini, provide significant benefits, the U.S. State Department said ​of President Lai Ching-te’s trip to the southern African kingdom.

TAIPEI (Reuters) — Taiwan has a right to engage with the world and no ‌country can stop that, President Lai Ching-te told Eswatini’s king after he arrived for a surprise trip that Taipei says Beijing tried to stop, as China condemned him as a “rat.”