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Ozempic maker lowers outlook

The company posted tepid Q3 results.

Kimberly-Clark to buy Kenvue

The deal is valued at $48.7 billion.

BYD Q3 profit down 33%

This was a 33% year-on-year decrease.

Alphabet posts first $100 bn quarter

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Nvidia to take stake in Nokia

Nvidia share price soars 20%.
  • Azerbaijan clears key hurdle to host UN climate summit in 2024

    Dubai, UAE -- Petro-state Azerbaijan has cleared a key hurdle to host next year's UN climate summit despite the controversy over...

    Bulgaria, which had also sought to host COP29 but was opposed by Russia, also formally ended its bid and backed Azerbaijan.

    COP, or the Conference of the Parties under the UN climate body, takes place each year in a different region, with Asia choosing Dubai.

  • Arab world to be center for global change in 2024, says Russian intelligence chief

    MOSCOW, RUSSIA - The chief of Russia’s foreign intelligence service, or SVR, believes the Arab world will take center stage...

    The Russian official said that the change has manifested itself in strong, sovereign leaders coming to power in a number of Arab countries.

    The rapid growth of anti-US and, more broadly, anti-Western sentiment in the region is one of the outcomes of this change, he said.

  • UN Security Council to consider urging Gaza ceasefire

    In a letter to the council on Wednesday, Guterres took the extraordinary step of invoking the UN charter's Article 99,...

    Even though the civilian death toll in the Palestinian territory is mounting amid Israel's bombardment, the outcome of the session is up in the air

    The bloodiest ever war between Israel and Hamas is now in its third month, with the death toll in Gaza soaring above 17,000

  • Israeli TV shows footage of stripped detainees in Gaza

    Israel declared war on the Palestinian fighter group Hamas after its attack on October 7 in southern Israel, which killed...

    In the viral video filmed in Beit Lahia, a group of blindfolded men are seen sitting with their hands tied behind their backs

    One clip showed the arm of a soldier in the foreground, suggesting it was filmed by a member of the military

  • No surprises in store as Egypt heads to polls

    From Sunday through Tuesday, Egyptians aged 18 and above will be able to cast their ballots for one of four...

    Preparations for elections in the Arab world's most populous country are massive in scale

    Sisi received over 96 percent of the vote in both the 2014 and 2018 elections.

  • Fighting rages in Gaza as war enters third month

    Heavy urban combat raged in and around Gaza's biggest cities as the bloodiest-ever war between Israel and Hamas entered its...

    Israeli forces have encircled major urban centres as they seek to destroy Hamas over its unprecedented attack in October.

    Backed by air power, tanks and armored bulldozers, Israeli troops were fighting Thursday in Khan Yunis, the biggest city in southern Gaza.

  • North-South Corridor, Palestine key agenda of Raisi-Putin talks in Moscow

    Dubai, UAE – Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi, ahead of his visit to Moscow, has emphasized the importance of the North-South...

    Speaking at Tehran’s Mehrabad airport before departing for Russia, Raisi indicated that both Iran and Russia are eager to accelerate the construction of this transport project.

    The Kremlin press service confirmed that the discussions between Putin and Raisi will cover various subjects, including trade and economic cooperation

  • Aid pledged to Ukraine down nearly 90 percent from Aug-Oct: Report

    Paris, France - Ukraine's allies have dramatically scaled back their pledges of new aid to the country, which have fallen to...

    The Kiel Institute figures showed newly committed aid between August and October 2023 came to just 2.11 billion euros, an 87-percent drop year-on-year

    The figures come amid signs of growing cracks in Western support for Ukraine as Kyiv's highly-anticipated counteroffensive fails to yield a breakthrough

  • ‘Clear shift’ in West Bank gunshot victim injuries inflicted by Israelis: MSF

    The medical charity's international president, who recently returned from the West Bank, said that since the war between Israel and...

    "Instead of having injuries in the limbs, they have gunshot wounds in the abdomen, the trunk and the head," said an MSF official

    The official called for greater international attention on the West Bank, where violence has flared since the outbreak of war between Israel and Hamas

  • Fatah’s popularity plunges after Oct 7 attack, relentless settler violence

    Fatah chief Mahmud Abbas has led the Palestinian Authority -- which has partial administrative control in the Israeli-occupied West Bank...

    Fatah's chosen path of negotiations has not brought about the Palestinian state promised by the Oslo Accords of 1993

    Fatah, by choosing negotiation rather than violence, has little to show for this policy as Israeli settlers continue to gain ground in the West Bank