Poland will likely have to toughen COVID-19 restrictions again after reporting what early figures suggest will be a record number of new infections on Wednesday, the prime minister’s top aide Continue Reading
Euro zone economic activity made a surprise return to growth this month as factories ramped up production to its fastest pace in over 23 years, offsetting a continuing slowdown in Continue Reading
Hotter summers in Iraq are blasting soldiers sitting inside armored vehicles. Flooding is threatening the world’s largest navy base. Russian submarines are prowling the melting Arctic. Now NATO Secretary General Continue Reading
Mercedes-Benz has started producing high-performance batteries for its all-electric luxury EQS at its Stuttgart-Hedelfingen plant, as part of the Untertürkheim location in Germany, ahead of the sedan’s world premiere on Continue Reading
Crude oil futures fell during mid-morning trade in Asia March 23, as the market remained concerned over the third wave of the coronavirus in Europe given that extended mobility restrictions Continue Reading
Oil dropped below $61 a barrel on concerns about the near-term demand outlook amid the uneven rebound from the pandemic. Futures in New York slipped 1.1% after two days of Continue Reading
Oil edged higher on Monday as investors looked past the uneven demand recovery around the world following crude’s worst weekly plunge since October. Futures in New York eked out a Continue Reading
Renewable energy projects are expected to see a record investment at US$243 billion this year, further closing the gap with expenditure on upstream oil and gas projects, where capex is Continue Reading
Saudi Arabia unveiled a proposal for a cease-fire aimed at disentangling itself from Yemen’s civil war, as rebel forces press an offensive and the Biden administration seeks to extricate the U.S. Continue Reading
Saudi Arabia has proposed a ceasefire deal to end the fighting in Yemen’s six-year conflict that would include Riyadh lifting its blockade on rebel-controlled ports in the war-torn country. The initiative Continue Reading
