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The travel item in the balance of payments achieved a surplus estimated at SAR37.8 billion riyals
Egypt’s current account flipped into a deficit in the third quarter of 2023 after registering a rare surplus in the second quarter, according to planning ministry figures.
The budget will strengthen strategic partnerships with the private sector and provide incentive packages that ensure that they continue to advance the emirate’s growth and development,
Western sanctions have forced the country to focus more on manufacturing than energy exports, and the change has been beneficial, according to the president
Bulgarian officials on Monday raided the Neftohim oil refinery and 50 crude warehouses, according to an announcement on the country’s customs service website.
One of the most recognizable fictional characters ever, Mickey Mouse, has entered the public domain, with the Walt Disney Company losing exclusive rights to early versions of the iconic cartoon.
The measure approved by Kazakhstan’s authorities early last month came into force on January 1
The fortunes of the country’s top billionaires grew by billions of dollars last year
UN secretary-general spokesperson Florencia Soto Nino has been asked directly by Al Jazeera’s diplomatic correspondent about whether the attack on al-Arouri was a breach of the UN Charter if it was carried out by Israel and whether the Secretary-General Antonio Guterres condemned the attack. She chose to sidestep the question, saying she did not “want to speculate”. However, she added that the UN chief was calling for maximum restraint. “I think our message to everyone … is the same: Because of the escalating tensions and the fragility of the situation in the region, we are calling for maximum restraints for…
Mosques in the occupied West Bank town north of Ramallah, Arura are mourning the death of one of their own, Saleh al-Arouri, who was killed earlier by an Israeli drone attack on Beirut. Protests and gatherings are also taking place in Ramallah and several towns near it, such as Deir Qaddis. A general strike in Ramallah has also now been called for Wednesday. Source: ALJazeera
