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Investor Alert! USD 9 Billion Opportunity in MENA’s EV Market
According to analysts, EV adoption will gain major momentum in the Middle East thanks to growing tech-savvy urban hubs in Saudi Arabia and the UAE, in addition to a significant drop in the cost of EVs over the past decade.
Malaysian Palm Oil Farmers Battle Against the EU’s Deforestation Regulations
According to The Dayak Oil Palm Planters Association President Napolean Ningkos, the European Union’s deforestation regulations discriminate against local farmers who have been cultivating palm oil for decades and argues that the popular myth spun by NGOs that Dayaks are content to live as hunter-gatherers is conveniently false.
Polish Towns Becoming a Fashionable Hub for Tourists from the Arabian Peninsula
Signs in Arabic have appeared around the Polish mountain resort town of Zakopane as local businesses prepare for a record number of tourists from the Middle East in 2024.
How Western Education Fueled Discontent During Ethiopia’s Revolutionary Student Movement
Ethiopian History Scholar Messay Kebede discusses the influence of Marxism and Western European education on the Ethiopian student movement during the 1974 revolution.
Heatflation a Hot Factor in Soaring Prices for Perishable Goods
A recent study claims that by 2035, climate change could be pushing food prices up by between around 1% and 3% every year. By 2060, heat-related issues may increase prices by as much as 4.3% annually.
