Conflict

Renewed Hopes for Resolution in Western Sahara Conflict

2 months ago

The conflict in Western Sahara, which has persisted for half a century, may be nearing its end. Signs of a possible resolution to this protracted situation have begun to surface against the backdrop of changing political landscapes globally, and particularly across the continent. The UN Special Representative for Western Sahara, Stefan Dujarric, reported a budding optimism among all involved parties, including both groups vying for control over this vast and resource-rich territory: the Moroccan government and the Polisario, the driving force for the region's independence.

Vertical Aerospace Founder Escalates Tension in Air Taxi Industry

2 months ago

In a recent turn of events, the founder of Vertical Aerospace, a well-known developer of air taxi technologies, has sparked a new conflict in the industry. This dispute concerns the development and implementation of automated aviation systems, as well as the push towards creating viable mass transit solutions in the air. The situation has been worsened by discontent among some employees and investors who express frustration over a lack of transparency within the company.

Apple vs. TikTok: The Start of a Courtroom Battle in the U.S.

3 months ago

In recent days, a new confrontation between tech giant Apple and the popular platform TikTok has been actively discussed in the news. The conflict has brought both companies into a courtroom battle, and experts' opinions on its potential impact on the tech and social media market are divided.

Conflict in Trading: Korean Company Foreland vs. Broker IG Asia Over Canceled Nickel Trades

3 months ago

A recent conflict between the Korean trading company Foreland and broker IG Asia has drawn attention from traders and analysts amid a sharp decline in nickel prices on London markets. This case is related to unsuccessful transactions concerning nickel trading in London, which were abruptly canceled, raising concerns and dissatisfaction among trading participants.

Zimbabwe Considers First Elephant Cull in Nearly Four Decades

3 months ago

Zimbabwe is on the brink of becoming the first country in nearly forty years to undertake an elephant cull due to soaring population levels and ongoing conflicts between wild animals and local communities. Officials from the Ministry of Environment have noted that there may arise a necessity to regulate the elephant population to mitigate the consequences of conflicts that are prevalent in rural areas.

Israel Cuts Growth Forecast Due to Gaza Conflict

3 months ago

The Israeli Ministry of Finance has released a new economic growth forecast, revising it in light of the ongoing events related to the conflict in Gaza. According to the updated data, economic growth for the coming year is expected to be significantly lower than previously projected. The primary factors contributing to this drop include economic upheaval caused by military actions, which have led to decreased consumer activity and a slowdown in investments from both domestic and international businesses.

China and Philippines Ships Clash Again, Highlighting Unresolved Disputes

3 months ago

Recent events in the South China Sea have once again drawn attention to the escalating tensions between China and the Philippines. Last week, a collision occurred between two ships: one belonging to the Philippines and the other to China. This incident served as another confirmation of the dissatisfaction of both sides and the complex situation they find themselves in.