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Nigerias Dangote targets 1.4mn bpd by 2029 as $14.3bn expansion, IPO advance Nigerias Dangote Petroleum Refinery plans to invest $14.3bn to double processing capacity to 1.4mn bpd by 2029 as it moves ahead with an IPO expected to be Africas largest ever.

Why Ratko Mladic is still a hero to some Serbs The funeral of convicted Bosnian Serb wartime commander Ratko Mladic has shocked Brussels, with thousands turning out to honour a man found responsible for some of the worst atrocities of the Yugoslav wars.

North Macedonia at 35: A country still waiting to move forward On September 8, 1991, citizens voted for independence. Thirty-five years later, the country is still defining what that independence should ultimately mean.

BEYOND THE BOSPORUS: Turkish defence ministry holds weekly press briefing at Baykar facility Showcasing of drone maker run by Erdogan son-in-law says a lot about todays Turkey Inc and the role of Family Inc.

Russia offers Washington business in exchange for war in the Dmitriev package Russias envoys pressed a package of energy, mineral and infrastructure deals on the US when Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner met Vladimir Putin on September 5.

Trump offers Russia trade prospects for ending the war, Kremlin says Donald Trump told Vladimir Putin that ending the war in Ukraine would open large-scale prospects for restoring US-Russian trade, the Kremlin said after an hour-long call on September 8.

COMMENT: Kyrgyzstans New Nomadism Hosting the 6th World Nomad Games, small Central Asian nation united world powers around ancient steppe sports. Team GB even strained on the tug-of-war rope against both Russia and Iran.

Cognition brings AI agents to Brazil with Itaú and Nubank US artificial intelligence company Cognition is expanding into Brazil with Itaú and Nubank among its first customers, seeking to grow its presence ...

Colombia, Chile and Peru exchange group nears third anniversary with $539bn in listed value Companies listed on Colombia, Chile and Perus integrated stock exchange reached $539bn in combined value in June, up 38 year on year, as Nuams first-half profit rose 53 to $24.8mn ahead of the groups third anniversary.

Nigerias Dangote targets 1.4mn bpd by 2029 as $14.3bn expansion, IPO advance Nigerias Dangote Petroleum Refinery plans to invest $14.3bn to double processing capacity to 1.4mn bpd by 2029 as it moves ahead with an IPO expected to be Africas largest ever.

Why Ratko Mladic is still a hero to some Serbs The funeral of convicted Bosnian Serb wartime commander Ratko Mladic has shocked Brussels, with thousands turning out to honour a man found responsible for some of the worst atrocities of the Yugoslav wars.

North Macedonia at 35: A country still waiting to move forward On September 8, 1991, citizens voted for independence. Thirty-five years later, the country is still defining what that independence should ultimately mean.

BEYOND THE BOSPORUS: Turkish defence ministry holds weekly press briefing at Baykar facility Showcasing of drone maker run by Erdogan son-in-law says a lot about todays Turkey Inc and the role of Family Inc.

Russia offers Washington business in exchange for war in the Dmitriev package Russias envoys pressed a package of energy, mineral and infrastructure deals on the US when Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner met Vladimir Putin on September 5.

Trump offers Russia trade prospects for ending the war, Kremlin says Donald Trump told Vladimir Putin that ending the war in Ukraine would open large-scale prospects for restoring US-Russian trade, the Kremlin said after an hour-long call on September 8.

COMMENT: Kyrgyzstans New Nomadism Hosting the 6th World Nomad Games, small Central Asian nation united world powers around ancient steppe sports. Team GB even strained on the tug-of-war rope against both Russia and Iran.

US Treasury blacklists 30-plus Iranian airlines in aviation sanctions sweep The US Treasury has blacklisted more than 30 Iranian airlines and a four-country network of aviation support firms, suspending a licence that had allowed civil aircraft re-exports to Iran.

Colombia, Chile and Peru exchange group nears third anniversary with $539bn in listed value Companies listed on Colombia, Chile and Perus integrated stock exchange reached $539bn in combined value in June, up 38 year on year, as Nuams first-half profit rose 53 to $24.8mn ahead of the groups third anniversary.

Nigerias Dangote targets 1.4mn bpd by 2029 as $14.3bn expansion, IPO advance Nigerias Dangote Petroleum Refinery plans to invest $14.3bn to double processing capacity to 1.4mn bpd by 2029 as it moves ahead with an IPO expected to be Africas largest ever.

Why Ratko Mladic is still a hero to some Serbs The funeral of convicted Bosnian Serb wartime commander Ratko Mladic has shocked Brussels, with thousands turning out to honour a man found responsible for some of the worst atrocities of the Yugoslav wars.

North Macedonia at 35: A country still waiting to move forward On September 8, 1991, citizens voted for independence. Thirty-five years later, the country is still defining what that independence should ultimately mean.

BEYOND THE BOSPORUS: Turkish defence ministry holds weekly press briefing at Baykar facility Showcasing of drone maker run by Erdogan son-in-law says a lot about todays Turkey Inc and the role of Family Inc.

Russia offers Washington business in exchange for war in the Dmitriev package Russias envoys pressed a package of energy, mineral and infrastructure deals on the US when Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner met Vladimir Putin on September 5.

Trump offers Russia trade prospects for ending the war, Kremlin says Donald Trump told Vladimir Putin that ending the war in Ukraine would open large-scale prospects for restoring US-Russian trade, the Kremlin said after an hour-long call on September 8.

COMMENT: Kyrgyzstans New Nomadism Hosting the 6th World Nomad Games, small Central Asian nation united world powers around ancient steppe sports. Team GB even strained on the tug-of-war rope against both Russia and Iran.

US Treasury blacklists 30-plus Iranian airlines in aviation sanctions sweep The US Treasury has blacklisted more than 30 Iranian airlines and a four-country network of aviation support firms, suspending a licence that had allowed civil aircraft re-exports to Iran.

Colombia, Chile and Peru exchange group nears third anniversary with $539bn in listed value Companies listed on Colombia, Chile and Perus integrated stock exchange reached $539bn in combined value in June, up 38 year on year, as Nuams first-half profit rose 53 to $24.8mn ahead of the groups third anniversary.

Nigerias Dangote targets 1.4mn bpd by 2029 as $14.3bn expansion, IPO advance Nigerias Dangote Petroleum Refinery plans to invest $14.3bn to double processing capacity to 1.4mn bpd by 2029 as it moves ahead with an IPO expected to be Africas largest ever.

Why Ratko Mladic is still a hero to some Serbs The funeral of convicted Bosnian Serb wartime commander Ratko Mladic has shocked Brussels, with thousands turning out to honour a man found responsible for some of the worst atrocities of the Yugoslav wars.

North Macedonia at 35: A country still waiting to move forward On September 8, 1991, citizens voted for independence. Thirty-five years later, the country is still defining what that independence should ultimately mean.