- 12 January, 2025
Saudi Arabia Might Pay Heavily Over Decision To Cut Oil Production As OPEC+ Leading Member
All is not good between the OPEC+ nations and the United States. Apparently, the latter has slammed then for cutting down on the production targets
Burkina Faso Faces Second Coup In One Year Ousting Current President Damiba
The Burkina Faso soldiers have overthrown the military government; a confirmed statement has stated. A television announcement had Captain Ibrahim Traore announce that he has
Egypt Seeks More Self Sustainable Agri-tech solutions
A special venture capital fund has been floated by two independent Egyptian partners to facilitate climate resilience and help in funding agriculture startups in Middle
Britain Seeks Support For Energy Supply From Norway and Qatar
The new UK PM Liz Truss is now trying to get into trade agreement with Norway to secure energy resources for the country before things
Has Jordan Got Reasons To Be Happy?
Jordan is majorly into business focus as Gulf officials and business executives have made up their minds to make investments in the cash strapped country.
US Mitigates Relations Between Lebanon And Israel
The US has an opinion on everything, something that has always troubled the rebellious nations like Iran. It has again gone out of its way
Iran Uses Devil Diplomacy With Nations That Remained Sanctioned
Iran’s choice of diplomacy is quite unique. It chooses all American enemies as its allies. So, its relations are building strong with Russia for example.
Iran president says ‘chaos’ will not be accepted as protests continue
The President of the Islamic Republic of Iran, Ebrahim Raisi, has warned that he will not accept “chaos” as protests over the death of a
Lebanon Fails To Appoint President To Replace Outgoing Michel Aoun
In the most surprising turn of events, Lebanese parliament has failed to elect a new president in its first round of voting. While the most
Saudi Acwa Power targets 120 GW power capacity in 10 years
Acwa Power, based in Saudi Arabia, aims to generate 120 gigawatts of electricity over the course of the next ten years with a presence in