The Tunisian government is putting increasing pressure on local financial institutions to fund the 2022 national budget as the country struggles to secure foreign loans to fill the project’s $2.8 billion budget shortfall. The decision is revealed by Ahmed El Karm, a board member of theRead More →
LONDON: US envoy to Yemen Tim Lenderking met with senior UK and Gulf officials in London, as part of his first tour of 2022 to reinvigorate peace efforts in coordination with the UN.In talks with UK Middle East and North Africa Minister James Cleverly, the two sides stressed that theyRead More →
While there will only ever be one Zidane, that hasn’t stopped promising young players from being compared to legend over the years. Several players have been dubbed ‘the next Zidane’, but that’s a compliment that comes with a lot of expectation. The French icon has left a legacy in theRead More →
As the pandemic has hit African economies hard, the IMF predicts a strong recovery that will catalyze increased investment in projects With $2.4 billion in major projects planned or underway, including approximately $1.1 billion in projects in progress, Africa offers substantial opportunities for project companies and investors. The continent isRead More →
Market share of global warming mitigation and adaptation in the United States and China Market Segmentation Vectors The 1st report that features a bottom-up analysis of hundreds (460) global warming mitigation sub-markets WASHINGTON, DC, USA, Jan. 26, 2022 /EINPresswire.com/ — The new market report published by HSRC, Global Warming MitigationRead More →
But above all, Saladino wants to highlight the treasures that we risk losing. In Venezuela, he floats a chocolate bar made from rare criollo under the reader’s nose. In Colorado, he tastes a bowl of blue corn porridge cooked with foraged medicinal bear root. The focus is on “landrace” foods,Read More →
Malawi shed their underdog label and defied Covid-19 complications, a coaching reshuffle and squad discontent to reach the knockout stages of the Africa Cup of Nations (Afcon ). It is the first time in the country’s history that his side have made it this far, and it is only hisRead More →
With presidential and legislative elections fast approaching, France is facing substantial and unprecedented change at home. Right-wing discourse, whose roots were strengthened under the presidency of Nicolas Sarkozy between 2007 and 2012, has gained popularity in the country. At the time, Sarkozy raised the question of French “national identity” inRead More →
Philanthropists today are more likely to be pilloried than praised, their actions scrutinized for clues of ill-gotten gains rather than examples of goodwill. Previous generations of philanthropists, especially those who moved into the orbit of American Jewry in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, had it much easier. GloryRead More →
Blues defenseman Justin Faulk clearly doesn’t want to play games in Canada right now. (Photo by Patrick McDermott/NHLI via Getty Images) Blame Canada. That was the message from St. Louis Blues defenseman Justin Faulk, who wasn’t too happy to end his team’s trip with games in Vancouver and Calgary onRead More →