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Crisis renews Olympic Games concerns in Brazil

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BRAZIL

The outlook for the Rio Olympic Games.

Nigeria will struggle to achieve northern oil goals

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NIGERIA

This forms part of a broader effort to expand the benefits of oil and gas production to northern Nigeria. This includes a large oil and gas field at the Kolmani Integrated…

EU sets out ambitious carbon management strategy

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EU

The proposals represent a major shift towards activism in the EU’s approach to Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS). Demand will come from storage sites and the production of…

Ethiopian garment exports are poised to grow

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ETHIOPIA

Ethiopia's garment industry.

Tidal power could reduce UK carbon footprint

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UNITED KINGDOM

Tidal power in the United Kingdom.

Jordan’s tourism hopes depend on visitor management

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JORDAN

Although the large hike reflects pandemic recovery, the 940,000 tourists arriving in the first two months also significantly exceed those recorded in the last ‘normal’ year of…

Mining will stoke tensions in Ecuador

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ECUADOR

Seven years after the government of President Rafael Correa signalled its intention to make mining one of the key pillars of its economic and political programme, the sector…

Russian space industry will struggle to keep up

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RUSSIA

Roscosmos is losing ground to foreign competitors and is hampered by funding problems, delayed construction around the Vostochny Cosmodrome and worrying recent technical problems…

Biden will stress regional economic development work

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UNITED STATES

With the economy a central issue for many voters, Biden is stressing his administration’s focus on place-based economic development (PBED), an approach to shaping the economic…

The Saudi tourist sector will expand rapidly

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SAUDI ARABIA

The tourist sector is recovering strongly following the COVID-19 pandemic, aided by government efforts to promote high-end leisure tourism and increase capacity for religious…