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(Bloomberg) -- Russia’s four-week average seaborne crude exports fell to the lowest in three months, with storms in the Black Sea disrupting shipments for a third week. Loading activities remained sluggish at the port of Novorossiysk even after they restarted on Nov. 30.Most Read from BloombergHow Suspects Laundered Billions in Singapore for YearsMoody’s Cuts China Credit Outlook to Negative on Rising DebtStocks Slip as Traders Push Back on Rate Optimism: Markets WrapHarvard Alumni...

Egypts Suez Canal economic zone and Scatec ASA have signed a memorandum of understanding worth $1.1 billion to supply ships with green fuel, a Suez Canal statement said on Sunday. The...

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Sinai White Portland Cement to build cement terminal at Arish port

Sinai White Portland Cement to build cement terminal at Arish port

China has secured a significant stake in a network of global ports that are central to world trade and freedom of navigation. Although the stated goal of the investments was commercial, the United States and its allies have grown increasingly concerned about the potential military implications.

While many in the Western world are painting the tragedy unfolding in Gaza as a consequence of the Hamas attack on Israel

When Israel’s war on Gaza began, the political situation in the Middle East was already far from stable. Iran faced mass protests, and Egypt was wrestling

A “non-Jewish” Jewish perspective. 

(Bloomberg) -- Russia cut back its seaborne crude exports to the lowest since August before a meeting of OPEC+ oil minsters this weekend when compliance with production cuts will be in sharp focus. The move came after shipments surged in October.Most Read from BloombergCitigroup Cuts Over 300 Senior Manager Roles in Latest RestructuringNearly All of OpenAI Staff Threaten to Go to Microsoft If Board Doesn’t QuitThe Doomed Mission Behind Sam Altman’s Shock Ouster From OpenAIMicrosoft...