Edmond De Rothschild Expands Presence In Dubai
The investment firm has obtained a licence from the Dubai International Financial Centre (DIFC) that will allow it to advise clients locally and provide access to the entire group's offerings, it said in a statement on Tuesday.
Pakistan Central Bank May Hike Rates Another 200 Bps To Unlock IMF Funds
Pakistan's central bank is widely expected to raise its key policy rate by 200 basis points in an off-cycle meeting on Thursday as it struggles to unlock critical funding from the IMF, a Reuters poll showed.
US, Ukraine To Cooperate On Telecommunications Issues
The U.S.-based Starlink satellite internet service operated by SpaceX has been critical for Ukraine's military and other parts of the country.
Ukraine War, US-China Tensions To Dominate G20 Foreign Ministers Meet
The outcome was similar to a G20 summit meeting in Bali last November, when host Indonesia also issued a final declaration acknowledging differences.
Lockheed's HIMARS Plant Gearing Up To Meet Demand After Ukraine Success
The High Mobility Artillery Rocket System (HIMARS) is now a widely recognized weapon after mobile phone camera footage of the war in Ukraine showed the launchers in action.
Israeli-American Motorist Killed In West Bank After Settlers Rampage Against Palestinians
There was no immediate claim of responsibility by any Palestinian groups.
Russia Fights To Encircle Ukraine's Defenders In Bakhmut
Russia is trying to cut the Ukrainian defenders' vulnerable supply lines into the city and force them to surrender or withdraw.
Oil Steadies On China Growth Hopes
Oil prices were steady in Asian trade on Tuesday, supported by hopes a solid economic rebound in China will drive up fuel demand, offsetting worries about further U.S.
Blinken To Hold Talks With Central Asian Nations In Wake Of Ukraine Anniversary
Blinken's visit to the capitals of Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan is his first to the region as the Biden administration's top diplomat.
Egypt's Foreign Minister Meets Assad In First Syria Visit Since War
Egypt's foreign minister met Syrian President Bashar al-Assad on Monday in the first visit to Damascus by a top Egyptian diplomat since the civil war began in 2011, in another sign of warming ties between Assad and Arab states that once shunned him.
Billionaire Ackman Donates $3.25 Million For Ambulances In Ukraine
Billionaire hedge fund manager Bill Ackman has pledged $3.25 million to help buy more than a dozen ambulances for Ukraine as it defends itself against Russia's invasion, according to a fellow investor who cited a conversation with him.
Most G20 Nations Condemn Russia For War, China Silent
The lack of consensus among G20 members meant India resorted to issuing a "chair's summary and outcome document" in which it simply summed up the two days of talks and noted disagreements.
Yemen's Hodeidah Receives First Ship Carrying General Cargo In Years Amid Truce Push
The conflict, which pits a military coalition led by Saudi Arabia against the Iran-aligned Houthi group, has divided Yemen and caused a humanitarian crisis that has left 80% of the 30 million population needing help.
Asia Stocks Feel Rate Squeeze, Dollar Gets The Lift
China has manufacturing surveys and the National People's Congress kicks off at the weekend and will see new economic policy targets and policies, as well as a reshuffling of government officials.
Ukraine's Ground Forces Commander Visits Besieged Bakhmut To Talk Strategy, Boost Morale
Russia has made the capture Bakhmut a priority in its strategy to take control of Ukraine's eastern Donbas industrial region.
Oil Lower On Firm Dollar, Market Shrugs Off Russian Supply Cuts
Oil prices inched lower in volatile trade on Monday, as a stronger dollar and fears of recession risks offset gains arising from Russia's plans to deepen oil supply cuts.
Islamist Militants Have Pakistan's Police In Their Crosshairs
Atop a police outpost in northwest Pakistan, Faizanullah Khan stands behind a stack of sandbags and peers through the sight of an anti-aircraft gun, scanning the terrain along the unofficial boundary with the country's restive former tribal areas.
India's Economic Growth Likely Slowed Further To 4.6% In Oct-Dec - Reuters Poll
India's economic growth likely slowed further in the October-December quarter amid weakening demand and is set to lose more momentum as a series of interest rate hikes weigh on activity, according to a Reuters poll of economists.
Two Charged With Insider Trading In Kodak Before COVID Loan Announcement
The defendants then traded in Kodak stock, resulting in profits of more than $500,000 for Andrew Stiles and more than $700,000 for Gray Stiles, the indictment said.
Exclusive-Netflix Making Preparations To Open Vietnam Office - Sources
U.S streaming giant Netflix Inc is making preparations to open an office in Vietnam after years of negotiations with authorities and completing a risk assessment, two sources with knowledge of the matter said.
Turkey Issues Earthquake Rebuilding Rules After Millions Left Homeless
More than 160,000 buildings, containing 520,000 apartments, collapsed or were severely damaged in Turkey in the earthquakes.
Lebanon Central Bank Governor Faces New Fraud, Embezzlement Charges
In comments to Reuters on Thursday, Salameh said the charges were "not an indictment" and pledged to abide by judicial procedures.
Turkey's Main Opposition Leader Sends Condolence Letter To Syria's Assad
The defence ministers of the two countries met late last year for the highest-level talks between the two foes since the Syrian war began in 2011.
Moscow Agrees To Give Wagner More Ukraine Battle Shells After Row - Mercenary Boss
In an audio clip on Thursday, Prigozhin said he felt the pressure he and others had put on the Defence Ministry had paid off, and that he had been told ammunition was now on its way.
Ukraine's Zelenska Says: Commemorate Resistance To Aggression, Not War Anniversary
On Friday Ukraine will be commemorating not the first anniversary of the Russian invasion but a year of successful resistance, said Olena Zelenska, the wife of Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy.
Russia Isolated As UN Marks One Year Of Ukraine War
Six countries joined Russia to vote no - Belarus, North Korea, Eritrea, Mali, Nicaragua and Syria.
G20 Finance Leaders To Gauge Toll On Global Economy On Ukraine War's Anniversary
Global finance leaders will tally the economic damage from Russia's war in Ukraine on Friday as they meet on the conflict's first anniversary with some voicing concerns that more sanctions on Moscow would disrupt a modest improvement in growth.
IMF Lays Out Crypto Action Plan, Recommends Against Legal Tender Status
Such efforts have become a priority for authorities, the fund said, after the collapse of a number of crypto exchanges and assets over the last couple of years, adding that doing nothing was now "untenable".
Oil Gains On Russian Supply Cut Worries, But Higher US Inventories Weigh
Minutes from the latest U.S. Federal Reserve meeting indicated that a majority of officials remained hawkish on inflation and tight labour market conditions, signalling further monetary tightening.
Exclusive-Assad Approved Syria Quake Aid With A UAE Nudge, Sources Say
The UAE's role in persuading Assad, described by four sources in the region, suggests it has started to carve out a degree of sway in Damascus, even if Russia and Shi'ite Iran remain the dominant foreign players there.