UN report: Gaza faces seven-decade setback and acute hunger crisis amid ongoing conflict
Development in Gaza has been set back by as much as 69 years, according to an assessment made by a UN-backed report.
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Huge £1bn development next to major motorway set to take another step towards reality
A huge employment scheme worth around £1bn to the local economy is set to take another step towards reality.
Week ahead: A look forward to what might be moving the markets
The spotlight this week will be on the flash manufacturing Purchasing Manager Index (PMI) for the Eurozone, the United Kingdom (UK), and the United States (US).
Who has the most competitive tax system in Europe?
Estonia has the most competitive tax code in Europe – and the UK and Germany are surging while Italy stays in the doldrums, research by the Tax Foundation has found.
Passenger numbers 'increasing week by week' on new Manchester night buses
Passenger numbers on the new Manchester night buses are 'increasing week by week', transport bosses have said as newly-published figures indicate the trial scheme is proving a success.
Ongoing African drought has plunged Zambia into daily blackouts as hydroelectric dam unable to run
Zambia is seeing its worst electricity blackouts in memory due to a severe drought. It has left the critical Kariba dam without enough water to run its hydroelectric turbines.
EU-Serbia lithium mining deal - dirty politics?
Has the German government learned its lesson from North Steam 2?
Breaking news. EU countries greenlight €35 billion loan for Ukraine using Russia's frozen assets
European Union countries have given their green light to an unprecedented plan to issue a €35 billion loan to support Ukraine's war-battered economy using the immobilised assets of Russia's Central Bank as collateral.