OPINION: Turkey’s failed coup changed the country’s history—as did Wagner’s to Russia
Many lessons could be drawn from the two nights in Istanbul and Moscow, with each night having its own implications
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Month: July 2023
Israel links Western Sahara decision to Morocco hosting Negev Forum
Jerusalem (Reuters) – Israel linked on Monday its pending decision on recognising the Moroccan claim on Western Sahara to Morocco
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Turkish manufacturing expands in June, cost pressures build-PMI
Istanbul (Reuters) – Turkish factory activity expanded at a steady pace in June, although new orders growth slowed and price
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Japan’s top lenders in fresh drive to win US investment banking deals
Tokyo (Reuters) – Japan’s top lenders aim to carve out a larger presence in U.S investment banking as they look
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Israeli FM signals no wider West Bank operation beyond Jenin
Jerusalem (Reuters) – Foreign Minister Eli Cohen on Monday signaled Israel was not intending to expand an operation in the
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Pakistan expects heavy monsoon rain raising risk of floods
Islamabad (Reuters) – Heavy monsoon rain is expected to hit Pakistan on Monday and last for several days, the weather
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In conservative Gaza, a woman finds rare job niche by repairing phones
Gaza (Reuters) – Walaa Hammad has found a niche repairing mobile phones from her home, offering services to other women
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Dubai leads Gulf markets higher; Abu Dhabi falls as oil slips
Dubai (Reuters) – Most major stock markets in the Gulf rose in early trade on Monday, with the Dubai index
Read MoreKuwait’s KIPIC puts out fire at al-Zour refinery
Dubai (Reuters) – Kuwait Integrated Petroleum Industries Company (KIPIC) put out a fire at the al-Zour refinery without any reported
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Protesters close Israeli seaport, eye airport as judicial crisis simmers
Haifa (Reuters) – Demonstrators briefly shut off access to a major Israeli seaport on Monday ahead of a planned mass
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