BUDAPEST – Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban said Saturday that Russia's leadership was “too rational” and that Ukraine would not achieve its hopes for European Union or NATO membership. The nationalist who has been in power since 2010 made the remarks in a speech, predicting a shift in global power from the “irrational” West to … Read more
Mortgage holders and the Albanian government could be in for more pain as key data releases are likely to show “persistent inflation” in the economy.
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RIYADH: Saudi Arabia's mining sector is going through a period of transformation as the kingdom strives to become a global industry leader. But have you ever wondered what treasures lie hidden beneath the surface? Rich in minerals essential for industries around the world, Saudi Arabia is transforming itself into a leading energy exporter, abandoning its … Read more
Major changes for renters in one Australian state are likely to help them “build their homes and lives on a more stable foundation”.
Parisians are proving that it's all a farce and a farce, as coffee shops across the Olympic host city were busted trying to lure unsuspecting Australian tourists with fake flat whites. An iconic Australian drink has made its way onto the menu in Paris, France, where it costs around $4, alongside cappuccinos and other traditional … Read more
RIYADH: Saudi Arabia's mining sector is going through a period of transformation as the kingdom strives to become a global industry leader. But have you ever wondered what treasures lie hidden beneath the surface? Rich in minerals essential for industries around the world, Saudi Arabia is transforming itself into a leading energy exporter, abandoning its … Read more
Dhaka: Bangladesh police have discharged and arrested a leader of a student protest that sparked nationwide unrest last week, after security forces clashed with protesters. Since early July, students have been protesting a law that reserves government jobs for children of soldiers who fought in the 1971 War of Liberation. At least 209 people were … Read more
How is climate change contributing to food shortages and the impact on the import-dependent Middle East? RIYADH: Global food shortages are worse than previously thought, concludes the State of Food Security and Nutrition in the World 2024 report released this week by a coalition of United Nations agencies, which found efforts to tackle malnutrition were … Read more
ISTANBUL: Turkey has hit Kurdish separatist strongholds in northern Iraq with new artillery fire, the defence ministry and sources in Iraq said on Saturday. Although President Recep Tayyip Erdogan said this month that the operation against the Kurdish Workers' Party (PKK) in Iraq was coming to an end, security sources in northern Iraq described the … Read more
