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Oil Revenue vs Ukraine War Bills: Is Russia Hiding Economic Stress?
The non-oil deficit remains deeply negative. This means Russia still relies heavily on energy exports to balance books.
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Footwear Fashioned From Rubber Tires As Economic Crisis Hits South Sudan
In South Sudan, however, the creative work of such artisans is now fueled by an economic crisis that has left the government on the verge of bankruptcy and many people struggling to put food on the table.
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Nuclear Deal to Boost Iran's Economy, Not Regional Aggression: Report
An expected influx of cash from an easing of sanctions after a nuclear deal between Iran and major powers looks likely to be directed mainly at reviving a moribund economy rather than increasing Iranian assertiveness.
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Chad Arrests 5 And Bans Burqa After Suicide Bombings
Chad said on Wednesday it had arrested at least five suspects and had banned religious burqas after suicide bombings blamed on the Islamist Boko Haram killed 34 people.
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Fears Persist over Nigeria Election with One Week to Go
Campaigning in Nigeria's knife-edge Presidential Election entered its final week today, with mounting questions about whether the vote will even go ahead and persistent security fears.
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US Says Air Strikes Cutting Islamic State Militants Oil Revenues
US air strikes are beginning to choke off the flow of oil revenues to Islamic militants, cutting their income by several million dollars a week, a top US official said Thursday.
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India ready to pay $1.5 billion to Iran for oil: official
India is ready to pay $1.5 billion to Iran to clear part of a backlog of payments for shipments of oil following the partial easing of western sanctions on Tehran, Oil Secretary Vivek Rae said on Tuesday.
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Arab conflicts: Saudi Royals spend billions to buy peace
As one nation after another has battled uprisings across the Arab world, the one major country spared is also its richest -- Saudi Arabia, where a fresh infusion of money has so far bought order. The kingdom is spending $130 billion to pump up salaries, build housing and finance religious organizations, among other outlays, effectively neutralizing...
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Oil Revenue vs Ukraine War Bills: Is Russia Hiding Economic Stress?
The non-oil deficit remains deeply negative. This means Russia still relies heavily on energy exports to balance books.
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Footwear Fashioned From Rubber Tires As Economic Crisis Hits South Sudan
In South Sudan, however, the creative work of such artisans is now fueled by an economic crisis that has left the government on the verge of bankruptcy and many people struggling to put food on the table.
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Nuclear Deal to Boost Iran's Economy, Not Regional Aggression: Report
An expected influx of cash from an easing of sanctions after a nuclear deal between Iran and major powers looks likely to be directed mainly at reviving a moribund economy rather than increasing Iranian assertiveness.
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Chad Arrests 5 And Bans Burqa After Suicide Bombings
Chad said on Wednesday it had arrested at least five suspects and had banned religious burqas after suicide bombings blamed on the Islamist Boko Haram killed 34 people.
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Fears Persist over Nigeria Election with One Week to Go
Campaigning in Nigeria's knife-edge Presidential Election entered its final week today, with mounting questions about whether the vote will even go ahead and persistent security fears.
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US Says Air Strikes Cutting Islamic State Militants Oil Revenues
US air strikes are beginning to choke off the flow of oil revenues to Islamic militants, cutting their income by several million dollars a week, a top US official said Thursday.
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India ready to pay $1.5 billion to Iran for oil: official
India is ready to pay $1.5 billion to Iran to clear part of a backlog of payments for shipments of oil following the partial easing of western sanctions on Tehran, Oil Secretary Vivek Rae said on Tuesday.
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Arab conflicts: Saudi Royals spend billions to buy peace
As one nation after another has battled uprisings across the Arab world, the one major country spared is also its richest -- Saudi Arabia, where a fresh infusion of money has so far bought order. The kingdom is spending $130 billion to pump up salaries, build housing and finance religious organizations, among other outlays, effectively neutralizing...
