Governments and private investors earmarked well over $36bn to underwrite projects in Egypt at a three-day economic conference held over…
As the most populous Arab country with over 88 million inhabitants, Egypt has a definitive edge over most other emerging…
Rapid expansion of oil supply from unconventional sources, a significant change in OPEC’s policy stance, and weak global demand are…
As nations and economies converge, interdependencies are created between people and give rise to new challenges. To strengthen the capacity…
At long last, China is living its very own Silent Spring. Or not. Since late February, well over 300 million…
The sale, earlier this week, of the publically-owned stake in cross-Channel rail operator Eurostar for £757m shows that pragmatism –…
Of the world’s almost fifty synchrotron light sources, not a single one is to be found in Africa. That, however,…
Germany’s opposition to British attempts to limit the freedom of movement within the European Union is grounded in economic self-interest…
At the close of yesterday’s business, the tech-heavy NASDAQ index was just about forty points shy of hitting its all-time…
One man can make a difference. Since Brazilian authorities in August 2014 issued an arrest warrant and forced Ezequiel Antônio…