Author: Steven Sahiounie

The US administration has no plans of sending military instructors or troops to Ukraine, US White House National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan said on Wednesday. “As we’ve said several times on the record, we’re not planning to send US military advisors or troops trainers to train Ukraine, train unions in Ukraine,” he said on his way on board of Air Force One heading to France, where he intended to take part in the events dedicated to the 80th anniversary of the Normandy Landing. “In Germany, it has trained [some] 1,000 of Ukrainian soldiers on Western made equipment,” he said. “We…

LONDON: The UK’s largest airport has been compared to a “post-Second World War” structure by the chief of Emirates.

PARIS: The second edition of the two-day Vision Golfe business event begins in Paris on Tuesday, showcasing opportunities for commercial partnerships between France and the Gulf states.

RIYADH: The UAE’s non-oil private sector growth remained steady in May, with the country’s Purchasing Managers’ Index holding firm at 55.4, unchanged from the previous month, an economy tracker showed. 

RIYADH: Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund has priced its inaugural sterling bond offering of £650 million ($829.80 million) under its existing Euro Medium-Term Note program.

US coffeehouse chain Starbucks has submitted applications to Russia’s intellectual property service, Rospatent, to register several trademarks in the country, Vedomosti newspaper reported on Tuesday.

German arms manufacturer Rheinmetall has struck an agreement with Lithuania’s government to build a new ammunition factory in the Baltic state, according to a statement the company released on Monday.

The three-day international event will focus on key economic issues facing Russia, emerging markets, and the world

TEHRAN (Tasnim) – An Iranian knowledge-based company has acquired the technical know-how to manufacture jet engine turbine blades

TEHRAN (Tasnim) – The Iranian oil minister described the agreement made by the OPEC+ members and cooperation among major oil producers as the only option for ensuring the world’s energy security in the short and long term. In comments after the 188th meeting of the OPEC Conference, the 54th meeting of the Joint Ministerial Monitoring Committee (JMMC) and the 37th OPEC and non-OPEC Ministerial Meeting (ONOMM), held via videoconference, Iran’s Oil Minister Javad Owji said the OPEC+ members unanimously agreed on collective production cuts through 2025. What can be stated for sure is that OPEC+ carefully and regularly monitors developments…