European Stocks Rise as Iran Diplomacy Hopes Ease Energy Fears
European stock markets opened August on a positive note Monday as investor sentiment improved following renewed hopes for diplomacy between the United States and...
Why the Iran War Is Creating an Oil Refining Boom That Won’t Last?
The Iran war has transformed one of the energy industry's least celebrated businesses into one of its most profitable. Refining margins have surged to...
Hungary’s Business Elite Faces New Reality After Viktor Orban’s Exit
Hungary's corporate landscape is undergoing its most significant transformation in decades as businesses that flourished under former Prime Minister Viktor Orban adjust to a...
Aung San Suu Kyi Meets Red Cross Official in Rare Public Contact
Myanmar's detained former leader Aung San Suu Kyi has met a representative of the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) in a rare...
Taiwan Deepens US Military Cooperation Amid China Pressure
Taiwan has signaled that its military cooperation with the United States is stronger than widely understood, as Taipei continues to deepen defense coordination with...
Why Are Oil Prices Falling as the Yen Gains?
Global markets opened the week on a mixed note as optimism over renewed U.S.-Iran diplomacy sent oil prices sharply lower, while coordinated intervention by...
Why Are European Stocks Hitting Record Highs?
European stocks climbed to a record high on Friday as renewed confidence in technology shares and stronger-than-expected corporate earnings outweighed concerns over central bank...
Will Hamas Disarm Before Israel Meets Its Gaza Commitments?
Hamas says implementation of the newly announced U.S.-brokered Gaza peace framework will depend on Israel first fulfilling commitments made under a previous agreement reached...
Can Spain and Morocco Stop Europe’s Biggest Border Surge in Years?
Spain and Morocco have reinforced security around the Spanish enclave of Ceuta after an unprecedented surge saw around 49,000 migrants cross by land and...
Why Did the IMF Approve Another $1.8 Billion for Egypt?
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has approved a fresh $1.8 billion disbursement to Egypt after completing the seventh review of the country's economic reform...