Türkiye to Raise Minimum Wage to $630 in 2025 Amid Economic Challenges
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan announced a 30% increase in the minimum wage to $630 in 2025, impacting 9 million workers and raising concerns about inflation.
2024 Economic Highlights: BRICS Expansion and Global Debt Surge
In 2024, the global economy saw stable GDP growth, significant public debt increases, and notable shifts in economic power, particularly with Russia's rise and the expansion of BRICS.
Apple Joins Google Antitrust Trial Over Search Revenue Agreements
Apple has requested to participate in Google's antitrust trial, citing the need to defend its revenue-sharing agreements with Google, which are crucial for its income from search services.
Russian Gas Exports to Europe Set to Rise Amid Transit Uncertainties
Russian gas exports to Europe are expected to rise by 20% in 2024, despite the looming expiration of a crucial gas transit agreement with Ukraine, which could disrupt supplies and lead to an energy crisis in Europe.
IMF Approves $1.2 Billion Disbursement to Egypt Amid Economic Reforms
The IMF has agreed to disburse $1.2 billion to Egypt as part of an $8 billion loan, contingent on ongoing economic reforms and approval from the Fund's Executive Board.
Turkey's Crucial Role in Rebuilding Syria's Economy After Assad
Turkey is emerging as a key player in the reconstruction of Syria's economy following the fall of the Assad regime, leveraging historical ties and expertise in vital sectors.
CATL to Launch 1,000 Battery Replacement Centers in China
Boulanger Offers Xiaomi Redmi 12 Smartphone Pack Amid Fines for Price Fixing
USMCA Panel Rules Against Mexico in GM Corn Dispute
Saudi Arabia Innovates Lithium Extraction from Oil Wells
Trump's Economic Policies and Their Impact on the Federal Reserve in 2025
Türkiye to Raise Minimum Wage to $630 in 2025 Amid Economic Challenges
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Moody's Maintains France's Debt Rating but Downgrades Outlook to Negative
Moody's has maintained France's sovereign debt rating at Aa2 but downgraded its outlook to negative, indicating growing concerns over public finances and the government's ability to implement necessary reforms.
Türkiye Begins Oil and Gas Exploration in Somalia
Türkiye has initiated a seismic survey for oil and gas off the coast of Somalia with the arrival of the Oruc Reis vessel, marking a significant step in the country's energy development.
IMF Predicts Slowing Global Growth Amid Rising Debt Challenges
The IMF warns of a decline in global GDP growth and rising debt, highlighting challenges faced by governments worldwide as they strive to improve opportunities for citizens and address climate change.
E. coli Outbreak Linked to McDonald's: 75 Cases Reported in the U.S.
The E. coli outbreak linked to McDonald's hamburgers has resulted in 75 infections across 13 states, prompting lawsuits and a recall of slivered onions.
Erdogan Announces Record Defense Exports at SAHA Expo 2024
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan announced record defense exports at the SAHA Expo 2024, highlighting advancements in the country's defense industry.
Algeria's Trade Sector Reforms Aim for $29 Billion in Non-Oil Exports by 2030
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China Offers Duty-Free Trade to Afghanistan to Boost Economic Ties
China has announced duty-free access for Afghanistan to enhance economic ties and support the Taliban government in diversifying its economy.
Central Bank of Russia Increases Key Rate to 21% to Combat Inflation
The Central Bank of Russia has raised the key interest rate to 21% to tackle persistent inflation, which remains above expectations despite slight improvements.
E. coli Outbreak: First Lawsuit Filed Against McDonald's After Fatality
The E. coli outbreak linked to McDonald's has resulted in one death and numerous illnesses, prompting a lawsuit and significant stock price decline for the fast-food chain.
New 5,000 Ruble Banknotes Rolled Out in Russia with Enhanced Security Features
The Bank of Russia has begun circulating updated 5,000 ruble banknotes with enhanced security features, starting in regions like Altai. The new design showcases regional landmarks and will gradually replace the older series.
Lebanon Placed on FATF Grey List: Economic Implications and Reforms Needed
Lebanon has been added to the FATF grey list due to deficiencies in combating financial crimes, which could worsen its ongoing financial crisis.
Putin Unveils BRICS Financial Initiatives to Strengthen Economic Independence
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Morocco's 2025 Budget: Aiming for Growth Amid Challenges
Morocco's 2025 budget, presented by Minister Nadia Fettah Alaoui, aims for a 4.6% economic growth amid challenges like unemployment and high debt. Key investments focus on renewable energy and infrastructure for the 2030 World Cup, while also supporting vulnerable populations.
Impact of Trump vs. Harris Election on Global Markets and Insulin Costs
The upcoming U.S. presidential election between Donald Trump and Kamala Harris is poised to have profound implications for both the U.S. economy and global markets. With Trump potentially increasing tariffs, Germany could face significant GDP losses, while Harris emphasizes the importance of maintaining insulin price caps for vulnerable communities.
Turkish Aerospace Industries (Tusas) Attacked: Government Blames PKK
Turkish Aerospace Industries (Tusas) was attacked on October 23, 2024, resulting in five deaths and 22 injuries. The Turkish government has blamed the Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK) for the attack.
Hybrid Car Sales Surpass Petrol Cars in Europe for First Time
In a historic shift, hybrid car sales have outpaced petrol car sales in the European Union, marking a significant trend towards greener vehicle options amidst declining overall new car sales.
La Poste and MAN Lead the Charge in Electric Truck Adoption
La Poste has launched electric trucks for parcel delivery in Auvergne, while MAN has introduced its first heavy-duty electric truck, marking significant milestones in the shift towards sustainable transport.