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Will Spain face a gas crisis as Western Sahara conflict flares up? | Business | Economy and finance news from a German perspective | DW - Vimarsana News

Will Spain face a gas crisis as Western Sahara conflict flares up? | Business | Economy and finance news from a German perspective | DW

Madrid's U-turn on its formerly neutral stance on the conflict has enraged Algeria. Trade relations have been frozen unilaterally and a cut in gas supplies to Europe could be in the pipeline.

Source: dw.com
Saudi Arabia to use windfall to boost non-oil economy - Vimarsana News

Saudi Arabia to use windfall to boost non-oil economy

Saudi Arabia will use this year's oil windfall to accelerate the non-oil economy as a 2030 Vision target, according to Minister of Economy and Planning, Bloomberg reports. According to the report...

Israeli ambassador to Morocco on fighting anti-Israel narratives - Vimarsana News

Israeli ambassador to Morocco on fighting anti-Israel narratives

Relations between Rabat and Jerusalem “very quickly returned to normal” after Operation Guardian of the Walls last year.

Source: jpost.com
Analysis: 'Friendly' Arab States Condemn Israel Over Al Aqsa Intifada - Vimarsana News

Analysis: 'Friendly' Arab States Condemn Israel Over Al Aqsa Intifada

The ongoing clashes in the Al Aqsa mosque compound prove it is the "Palestinianism of the Al Aqsa and Jerusalem" that is central to the ongoing conflict

Ferry routes between Spain and Morocco resume after two year stop - Vimarsana News

Ferry routes between Spain and Morocco resume after two year stop

FERRY crossings between Spain and Morocco were resumed this week after stopping more than two years ago as the pandemic hit. The first ferries crossed