Questions will probably be left unanswered when International Atomic Energy Agency inspectors conclude their assessment of Iran’s past nuclear activities next week. Investigators’ conclusion on whether Iran’s nuclear work has Continue Reading
Glencore Plc oil chief Alex Beard defended the company’s crude-export contract with Libya’s National Oil Corp. in the west of the divided country after the competing administration in the east Continue Reading
Ali al-Nimr – whose case sparked a global outcry – is reportedly among those at risk of execution Amnesty International has expressed alarm at reports that the authorities in Saudi Continue Reading
The United Nations atomic energy arm is unlikely to draw clear conclusions in its report next month on whether Tehran once had a nuclear weapons program, the agency’s chief suggested Continue Reading
Israel’s Foreign Ministry says the country will soon open an office at a renewable energy agency in Abu Dhabi, the United Arab Emirates’ capital – even though the two nations Continue Reading
The recurrent deterioration of the financial crisis that repeatedly hits the already economically struggling state governments in Nigeria, and which further exhausts their rapidly depleting finances hence affects their ability Continue Reading
In his last interview before his arrest on Wednesday morning, Brazilian billionaire banker André Esteves gave no hint of any impending trouble. “We are in a tough moment,” the relaxed Continue Reading
Doubts over a planned $50bn waterway across Nicaragua that aims to compete with the Panama Canal are set to intensify after the Chinese-led project was postponed by up to a Continue Reading
Chinese shares slumped 5 percent on Friday, hit by regulatory and industrial sector worries, though it wasn’t enough to derail the first weekly rise for metals like copper and zinc Continue Reading
Profits earned by Chinese industrial companies fell 4.6 percent in October from a year earlier, data from the statistics bureau showed on Friday, declining for the fifth consecutive month. Industrial Continue Reading
