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Every year in energy is always filled with surprises, and 2023 was no exception to that rule.

The New Middle East without Palestine: India’s bridgehead Mideast role could also inflame future global relations.

Throughout history, the preservation of peace and stability among nations has been of paramount concern to leaders whether city, states, empires, or nations as we have today. In the past, nations formed alliances as a means of preserving and protecting states. With the coming of the First World War, former alliances were seen as ineffective so the League of Nations was formed.

This week, right after COP28 ended, Russia’s deputy economy minister said the country would seek to unite BRICS under the banner of the energy transition.

"It is clear that traditional US allies, such as Egypt, Saudi Arabia, and the UAE, are already exploring ways to dedollarize."

"It is clear that traditional US allies, such as Egypt, Saudi Arabia, and the UAE, are already exploring ways to dedollarize."

Last weeks BRICS+ Fashion Summit in Moscow brought together over 200 fashion players from 60 countries

A seven-day trip to China for Nelson Mandela Bay mayor Gary van Niekerk and two senior municipal officials cost the city more than R400,000 in one-way flight tickets to Changchun city.

A downward trend in house sales and new home buyer inquiries appears to be easing, according to surveyors

The UK housing market showed signs of stabilising in November, an industry survey showed on Thursday, although higher interest rates continued to weigh heavily.