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US reviews Oman plan for Hormuz transit

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By Shruthi Nair Verified, Valentina Pasquali Verified, John Crowley Verified
| Arabian Gulf Business Insight (AGBI) Verified
Proposal for service-cost mechanism No legal basis for mandatory tolls UAE opposes introduction of fees Omani proposals for a voluntary service-cost mechanism under which the sultanate and Iran would oversee navigation through the Strait of Hormuz are being reviewed by the US. The proposals, delivered to Washington by Oman, do not include mandatory Hormuz transit tolls, a person familiar with the US position told AGBI.
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Freelance collectives: How Sweden and Germany are reinventing the newsroom for independent journalists

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By John Crowley Verified
| Journalism.co.uk Verified
For many British freelance journalists, work can be a solitary experience conducted from a spare room, coffee shop or shared office space. Across continental Europe, different models of freelance community are taking shape. From Stockholm's collectives to Berlin’s Publix, organisations and business models are recreating some of the functions once provided by traditional newsrooms. These include collaboration, mentoring, networking, training and professional support.
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Hormuz crossings resume via Omani corridor despite patrols

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By John Crowley Verified
| Arabian Gulf Business Insight (AGBI) Verified
Ships took route at weekend Iranian small craft remain active 8,000 seafarers stranded in strait Commercial shipping is resuming slowly through an Omani corridor in the Strait of Hormuz despite Iranian patrols, maritime industry experts have said. Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) vessels remain “clustered” around the chokepoint’s southern route, vessel-tracking data shows, following last week’s attacks on merchant shipping that prompted the suspension of an evacuation plan.
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