Qatar, Saudi pledge $89M to cover Syria government salaries
Gulf countries have promised to invest more than $10 billion in reconstruction projects and aid since the overthrow of the Assad regime in December.
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Kuwait's immigration crackdown shrinks expat population
Cutting foreign labor has long been a popular demand in Kuwait, and the country has undergone a regulatory overhaul since the emir dissolved parliament in 2024.
Electric carmaker Lucid to build Saudi EVs next year
The announcement marks a shift from assembling imported kits to selling fully Saudi-made cars
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China to build Africa's first insulin production facility
The deal comes amid surging diabetes rates across Africa, including in Nigeria, which relies on insulin imports.
Videogame giant EA eyes mammoth buyout
A $50 billion megadeal to take the company behind The Sims private would be the biggest ever leveraged buyout.
Oversupply puts India's solar boom at risk
A daytime oversupply of solar energy — and insufficient batteries to store the excess power — has brought midday prices down to zero.
US revokes Colombian leader Petro’s visa, escalating tensions
Washington's move came following Petro’s participation in a pro-Palestinian demonstration in New York City.
Chinese companies turn to EV freight trucks
EV behemoth BYD and other Chinese automakers are mimicking the car sales playbook with freight trucks.
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