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The country’s state oil company NNPC awarded two offshore oil blocks to TotalEnergies, deepening the French giant’s presence in the country.

Co-owners of Glencore’s ferrochrome venture, Merafe Resources, blamed the impending job cuts on electricity supply shortages and economic challenges.

Former U.S. Chamber of Commerce, Informa, Fortune and Bloomberg leaders join as Semafor’s World Economy Platform expands to five days with 400+ global CEOs and top policymakers.

Fragile shifts in Beirut and Damascus hint at new possibilities for regional diplomacy, with Gulf states ready to nurture the change.

Washington has in recent weeks moved several naval assets to Latin America in a bid to counter drug cartels.

Rapamycin is an immune suppressant often used in organ transplant patients, but it has also been shown to extend life in animals, including flies and mice.

The rate of drone and missile strikes has nearly doubled since Putin’s inconclusive meeting with Trump last month.

Yields on 30-year US Treasurys neared 5%, Japan saw 20-year and 30-year yields jump, and long-maturity British, French, and German bonds all slumped.

The parade, marking 80 years since the end of World War II, was attended by dozens of other mostly autocratic leaders.