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Failure to recognize that countries and their officials have immunity can sometimes be a step toward war, Russian Security Council Deputy Chairman Dmitry Medvedev said. “As for immunity, this topic has already come up here, and I have already talked about it. In short, failure to recognize the immunity of a country, including immunity of property, immunity of officials, is a most decisive step toward the beginning of war, and in some situations even a world war,” he said. He was commenting on arrest warrants issued by the International Criminal Court against former Russian Defense Minister Sergey Shoigu and Chief…
Fitch has affirmed ‘AA-’ rating for the UAE with a stable outlook, based on the Emirate’s strong external asset position and a high GDP per capita.
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) said on Thursday that Sri Lanka’s agreements with China and other creditor nations to restructure about $10 billion in bilateral debt took the island nation a step closer towards restoring debt sustainability.
Japanese scientists have used human cells to develop an equivalent to living skin that can be attached to robotic surfaces to flash a realistic — if creepy — smile.
Another whistleblower stepped forward Wednesday alleging he was retaliated against after flagging potentially dangerous manufacturing problems on the Boeing 787 Dreamliner.
The yen, weakened by the Japanese government’s easy monetary policy, hit a 38-year low against the dollar on Wednesday, sparking speculation about a new intervention by authorities.
SINGAPORE: Oil prices dipped on Thursday as a surprise build in US stockpiles fueled fears about slow demand from the world’s top oil consumer,
CAIRO: One of Egypt’s largest fertilizer companies said on June 27 it would partially switch to hydrogen supplies as the country struggles with a shortage of natural gas that has led to widespread blackouts. Abu Qir Fertilizers — along with three other major companies in the fertilizer and chemicals sector, Mopco, Sidi Kerir Petrochemicals, and KIMA — had said this week it would halt production due to the shortage of natural gas, a key input. The closures coincided with a worsening of regular blackouts that Egyptians have experienced since last year, due to a surge in summer power consumption and the shortage of…
RIYADH: Global banking firm Mizuho Financial Group has begun the process of establishing its regional headquarters in Riyadh by submitting an application to the Kingdom’s Ministry of Investment.
RIYADH: UK investors have been encouraged to enter the Saudi sports sector, with an official telling a London event its market value is set to hit SR84 billion ($22.38 billion) by 2030.
