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Egypt is pursuing an ambitious project: it is set to build a new city with 2.5 to 3 million new homes southwest of the capital Cairo, right next to the Pyramids of Giza.

The international credit rating agency Moody's remains sceptical about the prospects for ceasefire negotiations in Ukraine.

Financial Times journalist Robert Armstrong has coined the term TACO to describe the fluctuations in the US stock market each time Mr Trump punishes and then pardons certain states.

A court has blocked the 'reciprocal' tariffs imposed on goods entering the United States.

Those with considerable wealth are more frequently targeted by criminal gangs, and this is no different in these times of cryptocurrencies.

Abbas Gallyamov, former speechwriter for Vladimir Putin now exiled in Israel and political analyst, provides insights into whether Putin is ready to end the wars and why Trump places no pressure on Russia.

The United States Agency for International Development (USAID) will suspend its aid for a year.

The EU and US are not the only options

The Russian leader claims his country is being strangled, and wants to respond with 'reciprocity'.

At a meeting in Riga on Monday, the economy ministers of the Baltic countries agreed that a strong investment environment benefits all three nations.

Russia is trying to woo Donald Trump in an attempt to strike a deal with him over Ukraine that would work out favourably for Russia.

According to the Financial Times, Sweden has seen billionaire wealth increase by 4 percentage points to reach 31% of GDP — the biggest rise and highest level among the world's major economies.