Turkey’s Erdogan Returns to Campaign Trail After Stomach Illness
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan made his first public appearance since a health scare that sidelined him just weeks ahead of the nation’s election.
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What’s New in Luxury in the Middle East? Casino, Cocktails, Christie’s
Welcome to Pursuits Middle East, a new biweekly column that takes you inside the fast-growing luxury lifestyle market in the region
Sudan Conflict Rages On Despite Claims of Extended Cease-Fire
Air strikes, heavy shelling and gunfire continued across strategic sites in Sudan’s capital Khartoum as the war that’s torn the nation apart — killing hundreds of people and sending hundreds of thousands fleeing — entered its third week.
Rishi Sunak’s Next Six Months as PM Look Harder Than the First
UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak had two tasks when he entered Downing Street: Stabilize the government after Liz Truss’s 49 chaotic days in office and make the Conservative Party competitive at the next general election. Tory strategists worry he’s now in danger of getting stuck between Job 1 and Job 2.
Ireland Warns ECB of ‘Real Life’ Impact of Interest-Rate Hikes
Irish Finance Minister Michael McGrath said the European Central Bank should be cautious of the impact on firms and households of raising interest rates, and called on businesses to play their part in fighting inflation by cutting prices.
Eni’s Descalzi Sees No Major Energy Market Shocks This Year
Claudio Descalzi, Chief Executive Officer of Italian oil and gas giant Eni Spa, said he sees no significant jolts to the energy market this year.
Rishi Sunak’s Next Six Months as PM Look Harder Than the First
Rishi Sunak could achieve all his goals this year and still face a battering at the polls in 2024.
German Bonds a No-Go Zone as ECB Seen Keeping Hawkish Stance
Investors are shying away from German bonds, saying the European Central Bank won’t be derailed from an aggressive interest-rate increase next week — even by a wave of economic data and a potentially dovish Federal Reserve decision beforehand.
Glencore Deal for Teck Would Face Stringent Review, Trudeau Says
Teck Resources Ltd. is a “great company” that’s important to Canada’s economy, and any takeover bid for the miner will have to get through a “rigorous process” to win government approval, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said.
Twitter Co-Founder Dorsey Rues Musk Deal: ‘It All Went South’
Twitter co-founder Jack Dorsey — once a supporter of Elon Musk’s $44 billion acquisition of the site — is now offering sharp criticism of the new owner and his handling of the deal.
