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Leaders and high-stakes investors met homegrown innovation that focused on growth through domestic ownership at the AFNIS 2025 Summit in Abuja Nigeria this month.
As mid-luxury retail brands across western European and north American markets grapple with layoffs and store closures, the Gulf is setting new benchmarks—fusing tech, UX and ambition into a retail revolution.
The rice fields are vanishing. The Wi-Fi is on Hyper 5G. The soul of Bali may be caught somewhere in between. As digital nomads flood the island in search of paradise, locals are asking, at whose cost?
Egypt and the United Arab Emirates are forging a data-backed, tech-centered alliance designed to reduce greenhouse gas emissions across MENA's industrial sector.
Despite sitting on a nickel goldmine, a critical EV battery component, Indonesia’s electric vehicle ambitions face headwinds from policy inconsistencies, ESG concerns, and an underdeveloped domestic market.
Tariffs are shaking things up, and, with smart policy changes, better infrastructure, and expanding markets, we take a dive into which regions are quickly becoming the new go-to destinations for investors.
With USD 6.4 billion in fresh deals, the Kingdom is staking its claim on Syria’s future and sending a clear message: Arab-led recovery is back in focus.
KUN’s recent Series A $50 million funding round signals a pivotal moment for stablecoins, ushering in a new era of regulated, efficient, and cross-border digital payments across Asia.
Cairo Illinois is a small town where economic and environmental challenges have left lasting scars. However, a local basketball team, the Cairo Pilots, uplifts hearts and changes how a local community perceives itself for the better.
According to the Energy and Natural Resources Minister Alparslan Bayraktar, Türkiye’s solar power capacity surpassed the 12,000-megawatt mark for the first time, reaching 12,425 MW as of February 2024.
The Solent Group claims that its emissions are 70% less than conventional fuels, and that the existing pipeline networks are suitable for supplying sustainable fuel from the plant to major airports.
Renowned Israeli historian Ilan Pappé, Human Rights Lawyer Lamis Deek, and Declassified UK Founder and Activist Matt Kennard deep dive into the inevitable decline of Zionism, the historical influence of Hasbara and call for a strategic dismantling of corruption for the sake of humanity at the recent Islam Channel's Global Peace and Unity Festival held at Excel London, UK this month.