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GCC Chief Outlines Regional Convergence Priorities at UNGA 81 Side Event – News and Statistics

Sep 27, 2026 Strengthening regional integration and links in energy, commerce, transportation and the digital sector is an essential route toward sustaining economic expansion, according to Gulf Cooperation Council Secretary-General Jasem Albudaiwi, as reported by the Saudi Press Agency. Addressing a symposium called Regional Convergence for Energy, Trade, and Connectivity, jointly staged by the GCC…

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Global order undergoing ‘rupture, not a transition,’ Canada warns

Ahmet Salih Alacaci 27 September 2026•Update: 27 September 2026 The international order is undergoing “a rupture, not a transition,” Canadian Foreign Minister Anita Anand said on Saturday, as major powers retreat from economic cooperation and increasingly challenge national sovereignty. “The tide has turned in the global order,” Anand told the 81st UN General Assembly, warning…

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US-India Trade Deal “90% There”: US Official

New York: The US-India trade deal is close to completion and could take bilateral relations to a new level, a senior US State Department official has said. The two countries were “90 per cent-plus there”, with only a few final issues being worked out, the official said. “I hope you’re going to see something very…

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Russia, Azerbaijan review trade, energy and transport cooperation in Baku talks

Elena Teslova 26 September 2026•Update: 26 September 2026 Russian Deputy Prime Minister Alexander Novak met with Azerbaijani Deputy Prime Minister Shahin Mustafayev in Baku on Saturday. The two officials discussed the state of bilateral relations and prospects for further cooperation during Novak’s working visit to Azerbaijan, the press service of the Russian government said in…

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The empty seats at the UN are an economic warning for Israel

The empty seats at the UN are an economic warning for Israel

When diplomats walked out as Benjamin Netanyahu began speaking at the United Nations, most people saw political theater. I saw an economic signal. The real question is not who left the room, but which countries may eventually turn political distance from Israel into restrictions on trade, investment, procurement, research, and finance. In my research on…

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