European Auto Industry Faces Bankruptcy and Job Cuts Amid Crisis
The European auto industry is facing a severe crisis leading to significant job cuts and bankruptcies among suppliers, including the historic Gerhardy Kunsthoftechnik.
Controlling Inflation in Post-Conflict Syria: Strategies and Challenges
Following the fall of the Assad regime, Syria is implementing strategies to control inflation and stabilize the economy, with initial signs of improvement in currency value and goods prices.
Javier Milei Proposes Nuclear Energy Expansion to Meet AI Demand in Argentina
Argentine President Javier Milei has announced plans to expand nuclear energy capabilities to meet the energy demands of artificial intelligence, proposing a fourth nuclear power plant and the development of small modular reactors.
Honda and Nissan Consider Joint Production Amid Merger Talks
Honda and Nissan are exploring joint vehicle production as part of potential merger discussions, aiming to strengthen their collaboration in the automotive market.
CATL to Launch 1,000 Battery Replacement Centers in China
Tunisia's Solar Energy Ambitions: Overcoming Political and Economic Hurdles
Saudi Arabia Innovates Lithium Extraction from Oil Wells
Libya's National Oil Corporation Issues Force Majeure Due to Clashes
Boulanger Offers Xiaomi Redmi 12 Smartphone Pack Amid Fines for Price Fixing
Honda and Nissan Consider Joint Production Amid Merger Talks
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Uganda Partners with Turkish Firm for Major Railway Project Linking to Kenya
The Ugandan government has signed a $3 billion agreement with Turkish firm Yapi Merkezi to construct a 273-kilometer railway linking Uganda to Kenya, enhancing regional trade and economic integration.
Egypt to Enhance Natural Gas Production with New Drilling Operations in Zohr Field
Egypt plans to increase natural gas production from the Zohr field in the Mediterranean through new drilling operations by Eni, aiming to restore production levels and enhance investments in the sector.
Sudan's Rapid Support Forces Ban Exports to Egypt: What It Means for Trade and Economy
The Rapid Support Forces in Sudan have announced a ban on exports to Egypt, citing political tensions and accusations against Cairo. While the ban raises concerns for Sudanese farmers and producers, experts believe its economic impact may be limited as trade routes remain operational.
Germany's Economic Recession: GDP Contraction and Future Outlook
Germany is facing a slight recession with GDP expected to shrink by 0.1% in the third quarter of 2024, marking the second consecutive year of economic contraction since reunification.
Concerns Rise Over Doliprane Factory Sale in Lisieux Amid Employee Protests
The proposed sale of Sanofi's Doliprane production site in Lisieux to American investment fund CD&R has sparked protests among employees and concerns from local officials about job security and industrial sovereignty.
Over 70 Million Euros in Assets Seized from Russian Oligarchs in France
French authorities have seized over 70 million euros in assets belonging to two Russian oligarchs as part of a money laundering investigation, highlighting the country's commitment to combating financial crimes.
World Bank Report: Debt Levels Among Poorest Countries Reach Record High
A World Bank report reveals that the 26 poorest countries are facing record-high debt levels, with significant implications for their economies and vulnerability to crises, including four Arab nations: Sudan, Somalia, Syria, and Yemen.
Gaza War Drives Israeli Investors to U.S. Stocks, Threatening Local Economy
The ongoing Gaza conflict has led to a significant increase in Israeli investments in U.S. stocks, particularly the S&P 500, raising concerns about the impact on the local economy and future investment opportunities.
Closure of Al-Karamah Crossing Threatens Palestinian Olive Oil Exports
The closure of the Al-Karamah crossing has raised serious concerns for Palestinian farmers as they face challenges in exporting olive oil, a vital source of income for thousands of families, amid the ongoing olive harvest season.
Union Calls for Sanofi to Retain Control of Doliprane Amid Sale Controversy
Union representatives in France are urging the government to ensure that Sanofi retains control of Doliprane production amid plans to sell its subsidiary Opella to the American investment fund CD&R, citing concerns over health sovereignty and local jobs.
Two Young Men Sentenced to Prison for $2.5 Million Apple Fraud Scheme
Haotian Sun and Pengfei Xue were sentenced to prison for a scheme that defrauded Apple of over $2.5 million by submitting counterfeit iPhones for warranty replacements.