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How One Terminal Could Reshape Central African Trade

The launch of the international tender for the Caio Deep-Water Terminal on April 9, 2026, opens the project to global companies, which will bid to run it. The terminal is a clear indicator of the expansion of regional trade and economic growth in Central Africa.
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How the UAE Built a Reliable Stable of Racehorses

How the UAE Built a Reliable Stable of Racehorses

There is a heritage link between Jim "Jimmy" McCaughey's late-1970s and early-1980s racing and breeding ventures in Britain, especially his purchase and sale of Gainsborough Stud, and how that sale to Sheik Maktoum bin Rashid Al Maktoum has contributed to the UAE's modern racing powerhouse.
Chef Ayşenur Molu

Chef Ayşenur Molu Launches Turkish-French Restaurant in Dubai

Chef Ayşenur Molu has announced the launch of her new restaurant, which promises to offer a refined dining experience reflecting her Turkish heritage and classical French culinary training. The esteemed chef and culinary artist's forthcoming restaurant is named À la Molu.
The World Health Assembly is taking place at WHO headquarters in Geneva from May 19 to 27

Pandemic Accord, Tightened Budget On Menu At Big WHO Meet

Next week promises to be a crucial one for the World Health Organization, with member states coming together in Geneva to adopt a landmark pandemic agreement and a slimmed-down budget amid US funding cuts.
Bayrou has denied any wrongdoing and denounced what he calls a campaign of 'destruction' against him

French PM To Testify On Child Abuse Scandal

French Prime Minister Francois Bayrou on Wednesday faces one of the most delicate moments of his five months in office as he responds to questions from a parliamentary committee investigating claims of sexual abuse at a Catholic school.
US President Donald Trump is pressuring NATO allies to ramp up their defence spending target to five percent of GDP

NATO Hatches Deal On Higher Spending To Keep Trump Happy

NATO foreign ministers meeting in Antalya from Wednesday will look to forge a compromise deal on ramping up defense spending as allies scramble to satisfy US President Donald Trump's demand to agree to five percent of GDP at a summit next month.
Beijing has stepped up economic and political cooperation with Latin American nations in recent years and has urged a united front against US President Donald Trump's recent maelstrom of tariffs

China Swipes At 'Bullying' US As It Woos Latin American Leaders

China threw thinly-veiled swipes at the United States and cast itself as the defender of the multilateral order Tuesday at a summit attended by delegates from the Caribbean and Latin America, with which Beijing is seeking to deepen ties.

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