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The National Telecommunications Commission ordered field units to coordinate with state bodies and network operators to maintain public communications during the annual holiday.
Confronting tariffs and shifting cross-border dynamics under Donald Trump, Canada is recalibrating its energy strategy to maximize oil production and diversify export routes.
Brookfield Asset Management is launching an office in Qatar, cementing ties with sovereign investors and deepening its operational footprint across the Gulf region.
A regulatory filing reveals an adjustment involving more than 1.6 million stock options held by Trade Desk chief executive Jeff Green, drawing renewed attention to executive compen…
Economists anticipate the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas will continue tightening monetary policy into early 2027 to rein in stubborn inflationary pressures.
A high court ruling against unconstitutional budget items reinforces fiscal rules, but analysts warn structural reform requires sustained oversight of congressional insertions.
Following his conviction for the murder of pregnant girlfriend Alana Sims, Billy Adams III has requested capital punishment despite a split jury recommendation.
The British public is being urged to stockpile food, water, cash, and flashlights for three days of self-reliance amid rising threats from extreme weather and cyber disruptions.
A high court ruling reinstates a state restriction signed by Governor Kelly Ayotte, eliminating college credentials as valid identification at polling places.
Deputy Tourism Minister Kostas Koumis outlines spending priorities to counter a 5.6 percent dip in visitors and insulate the island from regional volatility.
Lithium Universe has announced the departures of CEO Iggy Tan and CTO Dr Jingyuan Liu as the ASX-listed developer conducts a search for leadership to advance its North American ref…
Tankers controlled by South Korea's Sinokor Group transported nearly 40 percent of oil transiting the Strait of Hormuz in September as maritime flows picked up.
The Japanese electronics manufacturer is bringing analog dial architecture to its heritage shock-resistant platform in a continued push toward premium watchmaking.
A tax windfall offers South Africa room to narrow its deficit, but rising fuel costs and municipal election pressures complicate the path back to an investment-grade rating.
Research from Bloomberg New Energy Finance projects a 20-million-ton copper deficit by 2050 without massive near-term mine investments, threatening global electrification plans.
The energy giant warned that protracted regulatory appeals and administrative bottlenecks threaten investment across South Africa's nascent upstream hydrocarbon sector.
The Jakarta Composite Index will exclude tightly held equities making up nearly a fifth of its weighting to bolster transparency and curb distortion.
A blueprint from the public policy think tank recommends lifting the consumption tax rate to 15 percent as eroding revenue bases collide with escalating state government debt.