Saudi Arabia Innovates Lithium Extraction from Oil Wells
Saudi Arabia has successfully extracted lithium from oil well brine, aiming to launch a commercial pilot program to support the electric vehicle industry.
Interest Rate for Home Savings Plans Drops to 1.75% in 2025
The interest rate for home savings plans (PEL) will decrease to 1.75% starting January 1, 2025, marking the first reduction in over eight years.
Syria's Central Bank Sets Lira at 15,000 to Dollar, Resumes ATM Services
The Central Bank of Syria has set the exchange rate of the lira at 15,000 to the dollar and resumed ATM operations, introducing electronic payment services to enhance banking stability.
Flamanville EPR Reactor to Connect to Grid on December 20, 2024
The Flamanville EPR reactor in France is set to connect to the electricity grid on December 20, 2024, marking a significant milestone in the country's nuclear energy revival.
Tunisia's Olive Oil Crisis: Economic Challenges and Reform Opportunities
Tunisia faces a severe crisis in its olive oil sector, with prices plummeting and farmers protesting due to lack of demand and liquidity. The crisis stems from aggressive anti-corruption measures and international competition, highlighting the need for comprehensive reforms.
AI-Powered Radar to Detect Drunk Drivers Tested in UK
AI technology is being tested in the UK to detect impaired drivers, enhancing road safety during the holiday season.
The Economic Effects of Syrian Refugees Returning to Türkiye
Challenges for Western Companies in China Amid Economic and Geopolitical Tensions
Libya's National Oil Corporation Issues Force Majeure Due to Clashes
Russia Announces 7.3% Pension Indexation for Working Pensioners in 2025
Tunisia's Solar Energy Ambitions: Overcoming Political and Economic Hurdles
Russia Allocates 18.4 Billion Rubles to Boost Domestic Auto Industry
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Study Warns Syrian Refugee Return Could Worsen Labor Shortage in Germany
A study reveals that the return of Syrian refugees to their home country could exacerbate labor shortages in Germany, particularly in healthcare, transportation, and logistics.
Russian Wheat Supplies to Syria Suspended; Ukraine Offers to Fill Gap
Russian wheat supplies to Syria have been suspended due to uncertainties over the new government, while Ukraine has offered to supply food in response.
Morocco Boosts Tourism Investment Ahead of Major International Competitions
Morocco is enhancing its tourism sector in preparation for the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations and the 2030 FIFA World Cup, aiming to attract 26 million tourists by 2030.
UK Economy Contracts for Second Month Ahead of Government's Budget
The UK economy has contracted for the second consecutive month, shrinking by 0.1% in October, raising concerns ahead of the government's first budget. Despite stable services, manufacturing and construction sectors have declined, prompting the Chancellor to emphasize the need for economic growth.
Holiday Promotions and Optimism in France's Rungis Market as Christmas Approaches
As the holiday season approaches, banks are offering significant discounts and cashback promotions to boost consumer spending, while wholesalers at France's Rungis market express optimism for a quality Christmas.
Arab Countries' Industrial Success Stories in Global Markets
Several Arab countries have successfully penetrated global markets, showcasing their industrial capabilities beyond traditional oil and gas exports.
Russians Select New Symbol for Updated 1,000 Ruble Banknote
Russians have chosen the Meteor hydrofoil as the new symbol for the updated 1,000 ruble banknote, reflecting national pride and cultural significance.