Egypt Negotiates Long-Term LNG Deals Amid Domestic Gas Decline
Egypt is negotiating long-term LNG contracts with foreign companies to address declining domestic gas production and rising energy demands.
Germany's Economic Crisis: Calls to Revive Nord Stream Pipeline
Sahra Wagenknecht proposes reviving the Nord Stream pipeline to address Germany's economic crisis, but political and technical challenges loom.
Egypt Faces 70% Drop in Suez Canal Revenues Amid Red Sea Tensions
The International Monetary Fund reports a 70% decline in Egypt's Suez Canal revenues due to ongoing tensions in the Red Sea, exacerbated by conflicts in Gaza and Israel, impacting the country's economic stability.
Sud Ouest Group Joins Ouest-France in Suspending X Presence Over Disinformation Concerns
The Sud Ouest group has suspended its presence on social network X due to concerns over disinformation and moderation, following Ouest-France's lead.
Ford to Cut 4,000 Jobs in Europe Amidst Ongoing Automotive Crisis
Ford Motor Company announces plans to cut 4,000 jobs in Europe by 2027 due to declining sales and challenges in the electric vehicle market.
Qatar Launches $3 Billion 'Land of Legends' Tourism Project
Qatar has launched the 'Land of Legends' tourism project, a $3 billion initiative expected to transform the region's tourism sector and attract two million visitors annually by 2028.
ArcelorMittal's Reims and Denain Sites Face Closure Amid Strikes
Amazon Haul: A New Player in the Fast Fashion Arena
SNCF Prepares for Possible Strike as Unions Demand Action
Iranian Aviation Crisis: The Consequences of Western Sanctions
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German Industry Faces Billions in Losses Due to Raw Material Dependency
The German Industry Association warns of potential losses in the billions due to the country's increasing reliance on imported raw materials, particularly lithium from China, and highlights the need for strategic changes in sourcing and recycling.
French Winegrowers and Athletes Concerned After Trump's Re-election
Following Donald Trump's re-election, French winegrowers fear a return of tariffs, while basketball star Gabby Williams expresses concerns over women's rights and safety in the U.S.
Egypt's Court Ruling Transforms Old Rental Contracts Landscape
Egypt's Supreme Constitutional Court has declared the fixed annual rent system unconstitutional, impacting over two million housing units and prompting a need for new legislation to balance landlord and tenant rights.
Mattel Apologizes for Printing Porn Site on 'Wicked' Dolls' Packaging
Mattel has apologized for mistakenly printing a pornographic website address on the packaging of its 'Wicked' dolls, intended for children, instead of the official film website.
Japan Eases Sanctions on Hybrid Cars for Russian Market
Japan has eased sanctions on mild hybrid car imports to Russia, allowing access to vehicles from major manufacturers amid declining demand.
Gold Prices Fall as US Data Looms; China's Stimulus Disappoints Oil Markets
Gold prices have fallen as investors await US economic data and comments from the Federal Reserve, while China's disappointing stimulus plan has pressured oil prices. Reports of increased gold thefts in China highlight consumer interest amid rising prices.
Roborock and Xiaomi Offer Major Discounts on Robot Vacuums for Black Friday
Roborock and Xiaomi are offering significant discounts on their robot vacuum models ahead of Black Friday, with savings of up to 400 euros on select models.
Qatar Energy Expands Exploration Activities in Egypt's Mediterranean Sea
Qatar Energy has acquired a 23% stake in the North Dabaa Offshore Area in Egypt, enhancing its exploration activities in the Mediterranean Sea.
Bitcoin Reaches New Record High of $81,000 Amid Trump Presidency
Bitcoin has reached an all-time high of $81,000, propelled by expectations of favorable regulatory changes under President Trump.
Iraq's Central Bank to End Dollar Monitoring Platform: Implications and Insights
The Central Bank of Iraq's decision to discontinue the dollar monitoring platform will transform financial transfers, potentially impacting exchange rates and the banking sector.
Poor Diets Cost Global Economy Over $8 Trillion Annually, FAO Reports
The FAO's latest report reveals that poor dietary habits result in hidden health costs exceeding $8 trillion annually, prompting calls for urgent reforms in global food systems.