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In April 2026, US stocks enjoyed their strongest monthly performance since 2020, driven by robust earnings and investments in AI, despite ongoing tensions in the Middle East.
With Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund set to withdraw its financial support for LIV Golf after the 2026 season, the league is now looking for external investment.
The recent memorandum regarding micro reactors in the UAE raises important questions about the valuation of Nano Nuclear Energy and its potential global impact.
April saw Eurozone inflation rise to 3%, driven by soaring oil prices linked to the Iran conflict, while economic growth remains sluggish, raising concerns for consumers and the ECB.
The world's largest aircraft carrier is heading back to the US after fulfilling significant roles in the Iran war and the US operation that led to the capture of Nicolas Maduro in Venezuela.
Tehran believes Trump needs a deal; Washington thinks the Islamic Republic cannot survive without one, explains Alain Frachon in his column for Le Monde.
The UAE's exit from OPEC raises questions about future oil production levels and the potential volatility of global oil prices.
Recent reports of an 'extended' blockade in Iran have contributed to a significant increase in crude oil prices, reflecting ongoing uncertainties in the Middle East.
Recent LEGO-style videos satirizing Donald Trump's actions regarding Iran have gained significant traction online, raising questions about the intersection of entertainment and political messaging.
In a phone conversation, Vladimir Putin and Donald Trump explored potential solutions for the ongoing issues surrounding Iran's nuclear program, according to a Kremlin aide.
In a series of attacks on Tuesday, five individuals lost their lives, including three rescue workers, highlighting the ongoing violence in the region.
As the war in Lebanon approaches two months, displaced families like that of Rabih Khreiss are struggling to cope with their new realities in dire conditions.
The United Arab Emirates has announced its exit from OPEC, effective May 1, 2026, a move that could diminish the cartel's influence over oil markets as it loses its third-largest producer.
Brent crude oil prices have surged beyond $115 as former President Trump issues new threats towards Iran, contributing to ongoing market volatility.
In response to ongoing regional crises, Qatar has launched measures aimed at stabilizing the market and boosting investor confidence, reflecting the current economic climate.
As the situation in Iran unfolds, gold prices remain stable as investors keenly await comments from Powell regarding potential impacts on the market.
An exploration of Iran's uranium enrichment activities reveals significant developments and potential global implications.
The unexpected decision by Abu Dhabi to exit OPEC has sparked concerns regarding the stability and future of the oil cartel.
With the recent military actions by the United States and Israel against Iran, the discourse on social media, particularly from national security agencies, has evolved in notable ways.
The UAE's decision to exit OPEC signals a pivotal change in the organization and raises questions about future oil supply and pricing dynamics.