INSEAD Day 4 - 728x90

BYD logs record EV sales in 2025

It sold 2.26m EVs vs Tesla's 1.22 by Sept end.

Google to invest $6.4bn

The investment is its biggest-ever in Germany.

Pfizer poised to buy Metsera

The pharma giant improved its offer to $10bn.

Ozempic maker lowers outlook

The company posted tepid Q3 results.

Kimberly-Clark to buy Kenvue

The deal is valued at $48.7 billion.
  • The talks discussed constitutional principles, including preserving and strengthening state institutions, the supremacy of the constitution and the hierarchy of...

    According to the Norwegian diplomat, this week's eighth round of talks aimed at rewriting the war-torn country's constitution had made scant progress

    The co-chairs of Syrian Constitutional Committee agreed to hold a ninth session of talks in Geneva from July 25 to 29

  • Iran said Friday it will respond immediately to any "political" action at a looming meeting of the UN nuclear watchdog,...

    Iran's warning comes as talks to revive a hobbled 2015 nuclear deal between the Islamic republic and world powers have been stalled since March

    Iran and the IAEA had previously said that resolving the issue of the three sites is necessary for efforts to revive the deal

  • A meeting between the Committee of Heads of Red Crescent Societies and bodies in GCC concluded its 18th meeting. The...

    The Gulf forum is expected to be held for two days in Saudi Arabia under the theme "Volunteering is life".

    This was decided at a meeting between the Committee of Heads of Red Crescent Societies and bodies in GCC concluded its 18th meeting.

  • A 52-year-old Briton has been arrested in Dubai over a $1.7 billion dividend-tax fraud case in Denmark, the Gulf emirate's...

    The police said Sanjay Shah, a suspect in the dividend-tax fraud case in Denmark, was arrested with the aim of subsequent extradition for prosecution in Denmark.

    They said the arrest was carried out in close cooperation with Emirati authorities and under a bilateral extradition treaty signed in March 2022.

  • President of the bank Dr Muhammed Al-Jasser, who was speaking at the 16th World Bank Forum, on Islamic Finance, said...

    The Forum themed “Poverty Reduction Through Social Innovation and Entrepreneurship” was held on the sidelines of the IDB group's annual meeting in Sharm El-Sheikh.

    The fight against poverty has always been at the forefront of the objectives of the bank's partnerships with member states and various institutions, Al-Jasser said.

  • The Taliban have tasked a United Arab Emirates firm with the security screening of passengers and luggage at Afghan airports,...

    While some domestic and international flights are operating out of the capital's only airport, significant support is needed for major foreign airlines to resume a full service.

    Abu Dhabi-based GAAC said it will manage screening at Kabul, Herat, Kandahar and Mazar-i-Sharif airports for the next three years.

  • The King discussed the latest regional developments and their impact on regional security, especially the Palestinian cause.

    The King discussed the latest regional developments and their impact on regional security, especially the Palestinian cause

    He expressed Jordan’s keenness, along with Arab countries, to launch regional cooperation projects that seek development and prosperity in several fields.

  • Tunisian President Kais Saied on Thursday sacked 57 judges accused of corruption and other crimes, after passing a new law...

    In the early hours of Thursday, the official gazette published a list of judges who had been dismissed, and who may face prosecution

    A former head of the dissolved body is among those who lost their jobs on Thursday, along with a former anti-terror court spokesman and a former customs chief

  • Tunisian President Kais Saied on Thursday sacked 57 judges accused of corruption and other crimes, after passing a new law...

    Saied had at a meeting accused unnamed judges of corruption, stalling "terrorism" cases, sexual harassment, collusion with political parties and obstruction of justice.

    Ghazi Chaouachi, whose Democratic Current party has 21 seats in the now-frozen parliament, told journalists in Tunis that the decision was aimed at "settling scores against judges"

  • Ex-director of the Louvre in Paris, Jean-Luc Martinez, was charged over the purchase of a pink granite stele depicting the...

    Egyptian authorities say the number of illegal digs jumped massively in recent years to hit 8,960 in 2020.

    France has seen an uptick in looting from archaeological sites, said Xavier Delestre, who works for the regional cultural authorities based in Marseilles

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