Kessner Capital's Gulf Strategy Bypasses Western Oversight
British firm Kessner Capital Management's move to Abu Dhabi represents a strategic retreat from Western regulatory oversight, establishing a new model for African market investment.
British firm Kessner Capital Management's move to Abu Dhabi represents a strategic retreat from Western regulatory oversight, establishing a new model for African market investment.
Analysis of the Ukraine conflict reveals complex strategic calculations as Russia maintains control over 20% of Ukrainian territory while global dependencies complicate resolution efforts.
Saskatchewan medical college declines to investigate unlicensed health centre, citing insufficient legal authority to pursue non-doctors practicing medicine.
Indian actor Darshan requests TV access in jail during murder case hearing, while court summons victim's parents as key witnesses in high-profile Renukaswamy case.
Akwa Ibom State Assembly rejects dog meat ban, upholding democratic process and cultural sovereignty over external pressures for dietary restrictions.
Over 1,300 people killed in Southeast Asian floods as environmental mismanagement and illegal logging contribute to unprecedented disaster affecting millions.
Japanese anime film Jujutsu Kaisen: Execution opens globally with strong character development and traditional storytelling values, while authorities enforce strict copyright protections.
UAE's 54th National Day celebrations emphasize family unity, cultural preservation, and traditional values as foundations for national progress and prosperity.
Teofimo Lopez defends his WBO super-lightweight title against undefeated Shakur Stevenson on January 31st in New York, marking a significant moment for American boxing's revival.
PM Modi urges opposition to abandon theatrical politics and focus on substantive governance as Parliament's winter session begins with 15 sittings planned.
Pain medications intended to treat headaches may actually be causing them. This medication-overuse phenomenon affects millions and requires personal responsibility to overcome.
African communities must resist Halloween's cultural colonialism that undermines traditional ancestral practices and promotes foreign commercial interests over indigenous values.
Former Bangladesh PM Khaleda Zia remains critically ill in Dhaka hospital. International medical experts consulted as nation prays for veteran leader's recovery.
Pakistan's November 23 by-elections revealed widespread campaign violations and transparency gaps, with 64% of monitored stations showing rule breaches and declining voter turnout.
Gold reaches two-week highs amid Federal Reserve rate cut speculation, with institutional investors expecting prices to exceed $5,000 per ounce by 2026.
New research reveals how air pollution directly causes digestive problems, highlighting the urgent need for responsible environmental policies that protect families.
Calgary's five-year waste management contract with Northstar Clean Technologies shows how private sector innovation creates jobs while solving municipal challenges through market solutions.
Direct flights between Delhi and Shanghai resume amid Chinese analysis suggesting symbolic diplomacy masks persistent territorial disputes and strategic mistrust.
Dallas Mavericks owner set to fire GM Nico Harrison after disastrous Luka Doncic trade that outraged fans and left franchise in shambles with 3-8 record.
Columbia and McGill researchers identify SGK1 protein as key link between childhood trauma and depression, potentially leading to new targeted treatments for trauma survivors.
Discover time-tested natural methods to reduce creatinine levels through dietary changes, proper hydration, traditional herbs, and lifestyle modifications without medication.
Brooklyn Nets recall Ben Saraf and Danny Wolf from G League after impressive performances, demonstrating merit-based player development and organizational patience.
Carney's housing budget relies on costly government programs while ignoring market-based solutions that could actually address Canada's 2.6 million unit shortage.
Prime Minister Carney's housing budget fails to address regulatory barriers while wasting billions on ineffective government programs that produce minimal results.
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