Morocco's Amazigh Speakers Fear Indigenous Language Fading
Amzil, who works for a trading company in Casablanca, has asked her mother why they only spoke Arabic at home.
Israel And Palestinians Risk Deeper Conflict In A Distracted World
With prospects for political progress bleaker than they have been for years and with world powers now distracted by the Ukraine war, violence has steadily been rising.
Blinken Says U.S. Will Keep Pressing Egypt On Human Rights
The U.S. official arrived in Cairo on Sunday on a three-day regional tour that coincides with an escalation of violence between Israel and the Palestinians.
Sanofi To Let Go Of Staff At Vaccine Plants In India As Part Of Review
The drugmaker is offering voluntary retirement scheme (VRS) to all its employees at two sites near Hyderabad, a spokesperson for Sanofi's India unit told Reuters in an email.
India Economic Survey Likely To Peg 2023-24 Growth At Slowest In Three Years - Source
India's annual pre-budget economic survey is likely to peg GDP growth at 6-6.8% for 2023-24, according to a source.
Asian Stocks Slip As Investors Eye Central Bank Hikes
Asian shares traded cautiously and bonds nursed small losses on Tuesday as investors braced for an eventful week that includes central bank meetings, a slew of earnings reports and key U.S.
Oil Steadies After Falling On Rate Hike Worries, Russian Crude Flows
Oil prices steadied in early Asian trade on Tuesday after falling by more than 2% in the previous session on the threat of further interest rate hikes and continued Russian crude flows.
Adani Group's Market Loss Swells To $65 Billion In Short-seller Attack Aftermath
Flagship Adani Enterprises, which is facing a crucial test this week with a follow-on share offering, rose 3%, but was off initial gains of as much as 10% and significantly below the offer price.
Oil Climbs After Drone Attack In Iran, China's Pledge To Promote Consumption
Oil prices climbed in early Asia trade on Monday, supported by tensions in the Middle East following a drone attack in Iran and as Beijing pledged over the weekend to promote a consumption recovery which would support fuel demand.
NATO's Chief Urges South Korea To Step Up Military Support For Ukraine
NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg urged South Korea on Monday to increase military support to Ukraine, citing other countries that have changed their policy of not providing weapons to countries in conflict after Russia's invasion.
Israel Appears To Have Been Behind Drone Strike On Iranian Factory -US Official
Israel appears to have been behind an overnight drone attack on a military factory in Iran, a U.S. official said on Sunday.
UAE Museum Unveils Torah Scroll That Survived The Holocaust In Tolerance Push
A private museum in the United Arab Emirates unveiled on Saturday a Torah scroll that survived the Holocaust, the latest sign of what Israel and its new Arab allies describe as a new approach to understanding Jewish history in the Middle East.
Top U.S. Treasury Official To Warn UAE, Turkey Over Sanctions Evasion
The U.S. Treasury Department's top sanctions official on a trip to Turkey and the Middle East next week will warn countries and businesses that they could lose access to G7 markets if they do business with entities subject to U.S.
Pakistani Rupee's Fall Slows As Hopes Rise For IMF Money
On Thursday, the Pakistani rupee fell 9.6% against the dollar in the inter-bank market, the biggest one-day drop in over two decades, a day after foreign exchange companies removed a cap on the exchange rate.
Analysis-Lebanese Elite Bury Blast Probe, Pushing Fragile State Closer To Edge
Long-simmering tensions over the investigation have boiled over since Judge Tarek Bitar brought charges against some of the most influential people in the land, defying political pressure as he resumed his inquiry.
Ukraine Faces Deadly Russian Missile Onslaught After Securing Tanks From Allies
Air raid alarms sounded across Ukraine on Thursday as people headed to work. In the capital Kyiv, crowds took cover for a time in underground metro stations.
Analysis-India's EV Dawn Fans Expectations Fuel Demand May Peak Early
India, one of the world's fastest growing oil markets, has lagged major economic peers in Europe and Asia in the adoption of EVs but sales are now picking up and investment in the production of new autos and energy infrastructure is accelerating.
Oil Prices Edge Up On Strong U.S. Economic Data, Chinese Demand Hope
The gains, particularly on U.S. crude, were however limited by a 4.2 million barrel build in stocks at Cushing, the pricing hub for NYMEX oil futures, earlier this week.
Turkey's Central Bank Sticks To Forecast For Inflation Plunge
Presenting a quarterly economic report, the bank's Governor Sahap Kavcioglu stood by previous year-end annual inflation forecasts for 2023 and 2024 of 22.3% and 8.8% respectively.
Israeli Troops Kill Nine In Jenin Clash With Palestinian Gunmen, Medics Say
Islamic Jihad confirmed battling the Israeli forces as they carried out the unusually deep raid into Jenin's refugee camp, a militant bastion.
Palestinian Workers Strike As UN Agency Squeeze Hits Salaries
"The strike will go on until UNWRA accepts our demands," said Jamal Abdullah, head of the union representing workers paid by the agency in the West Bank.
Global 2023 Economic View Downgraded, At Odds With Market Optimism: Reuters Poll
The 2023 growth forecast is well behind an International Monetary Fund forecast of 2.7% that was issued in October and is due to be updated next week.
Ukraine Sets Sights On Fighter Jets After Securing Tank Supplies
Ukraine will now push for Western fourth generation fighter jets such as the U.S.
U.S. Crude Stocks Highest Since June 2021 As Fuel Demand Falls -EIA
U.S. crude inventories rose last week as demand for fuels tapered off, and while the increase was less than expected, crude stocks reached the highest level since June 2021, the Energy Information Administration (EIA) said on Wednesday.
U.S. Arms Exports Up 49% In Fiscal 2022
Sales of U.S. military equipment to foreign governments rose 49% to $205.6 billion in the latest fiscal year, the U.S. State Department said on Wednesday.
Russian Mercenary Boss Asks Parliament To Ban Negative Media Reports About His Men
Yevgeny Prigozhin made the request in a letter sent to Vycheslav Volodin, the hawkish chairman of the State Duma, Russia's lower house of parliament.
India's 2023/24 Budget Likely To Be Cautious, Cutting Deficit
Officials and economists said the large size of recent deficits and a need to gain investor confidence was forcing fiscal caution on the government,
Oil Rebounds As China Demand Recovery Optimism Supports Prices
Crude oil prices rebounded on Wednesday as demand recovery hopes in top importer China following its exit from COVID-19 pandemic curbs provided support after prices dropped in the previous session on concerns about global economic growth.
G7, Partners Vow To Support Ukraine's Energy Sector, U.S. Says
G7 and other partner countries on Tuesday pledged to maintain their support for Ukraine's energy sector, including delivering equipment and other humanitarian aid during winter, the U.S.
U.S. To Test Nuclear-powered Spacecraft By 2027
The United States plans to test a spacecraft engine powered by nuclear fission by 2027 as part of a long-term NASA effort to demonstrate more efficient methods of propelling astronauts to Mars in the future, the space agency's chief said on Tuesday.