Author: Steven Sahiounie

Volkswagen may close down at least two factories in Germany and end job security schemes as part of a cost-cutting drive

Chinese car manufacturer Chery became the largest foreign company in Russia by revenue in 2023, according to Forbes magazine.

Tech mogul Elon Musk has vowed to seek the seizure of Brazilian government assets in the US if Brazil does not return property belonging to his companies X (formerly Twitter) and Space X.

The 9th annual Eastern Economic Forum (EEF) opened on Tuesday in Vladivostok, welcoming participants from around the world

Kiev’s financial adviser arranged face-to-face meetings with bondholders in July 2022 after initial talks failed, according to a report

The International Monetary Fund is expected to ratchet up pressure on the Ukrainian government to cover the country’s budget gap in order to continue receiving aid

Türkiye has officially applied to join BRICS, Russian presidential aide Yury Ushakov said on Wednesday, confirming that the group’s member states will consider the bid.

The Far East region has an economically advantageous location close to global logistic routes, according to the Russian president

A group of pro-Palestinian protestors rallied through the campus of Georgetown University in the US capital of Washington, D.C on Wednesday. During their demonstration, which began with the new semester, the student protestors chanted “If we don’t get no justice, then they don’t get no peace” and “Free, free Palestine.” They called for their school’s divestment from Israel and an end to the Israeli attacks in Gaza. The demonstrators blocked a campus intersection and gathered to chant outside of Healy Hall inside the campus. The protest follows one at Columbia University in New York City on Tuesday. Pro-Palestine student protests…

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said on Wednesday that Israel will only agree to a permanent ceasefire in Gaza that guarantees the border area between southern Gaza and Egypt could never be used as a lifeline for Hamas.“Until that happens, we’re there,” he told a news conference in Jerusalem.Netanyahu repeated his outright rejection of a withdrawal from the so-called Philadelphi corridor in the first phase of a deal, expected to last 42 days, saying international pressure would make it effectively impossible to return.For a permanent ceasefire to be agreed upon after that, Israel would need guarantees that whoever ran postwar…