The Economic Effects of Syrian Refugees Returning to Türkiye

President-elect Donald Trump claims food prices will soon be more affordable, but experts warn of significant challenges ahead due to supply chain issues and proposed immigration policies.

The State Duma has rejected a proposal to designate December 31 as a non-working holiday, a decision that reflects ongoing discussions about labor rights and holiday regulations in Russia.

German automakers face significant challenges in 2025 due to tightening emissions regulations and declining profit margins, prompting the government to introduce financial incentives to boost electric vehicle sales.

Calls for a new currency in Syria are rising as the country faces economic instability and the potential fall of the Assad regime. The complexities of currency replacement involve financial stability, regulatory measures, and public communication.

The Airport Use Fee at Mexico City International Airport will increase by 2.5% for domestic flights and 2.6% for international flights in 2025, impacting ticket prices and raising concerns among travelers and airlines.

Jordan is set to resume exports to Syria early next week after a temporary closure of the Jaber-Nassib crossing due to security issues.

Syria is transitioning to a market economy, welcoming investments for reconstruction, while preparing to reopen Damascus International Airport.

The EU faces challenges in reducing its reliance on Russian energy, with rising LNG imports and resistance from member states, while Russia claims economic recovery amidst new sanctions.

The Emir of Qatar has approved the 2025 general budget, projecting revenues of 197 billion Qatari riyals, with a focus on economic stability and strategic sector investments.

The European Central Bank has cut interest rates to 3% to support economic growth amid declining forecasts, while South Korea's GDP growth projection has been lowered due to domestic and international pressures.

The European Central Bank has cut its interest rates by 0.25 percentage points to 3%, marking the fourth cut this year as inflation slows across Europe.

Starting January 1, 2025, Russia will index pensions for working pensioners by 7.3%, marking the first increase since 2016.

A legal confrontation in Paris reveals espionage and ethical dilemmas involving billionaire Bernard Arnault, filmmaker Francois Ruffin, and former intelligence chief Bernard Squarcini.

Gold prices are projected to rise in 2025 due to geopolitical tensions, with an average price of $2,760 per ounce, while other commodities face a less optimistic outlook.

The Khunjerab Pass between China and Pakistan will operate year-round for the first time, enhancing trade and economic ties between the two countries.

Morocco plans to establish a local electric train and car battery industry, investing 87 billion dirhams in the railway sector and partnering with Goushen Hi-Tech for battery production.

The Swiss Ministry of Economy has frozen approximately $112 million in Syrian assets due to sanctions against Bashar al-Assad's regime, clarifying that none of these funds belong to Assad.

The FNSEA is contemplating a new mobilization of farmers due to ongoing frustrations with political inaction, while individual farmer Wast B. faces uncertainty after his marriage ends.

The Russian government is set to allocate 18.4 billion rubles to support domestic car manufacturers and buyers, with a focus on preferential loan programs to enhance accessibility for citizens and stimulate the auto market.