Trade
US withdraws newly updated list of firms allegedly aiding China's military
Though the list does not formally impose sanctions on Chinese firms, under a new law, the Pentagon will be prevented in the coming years from contracting and procuring from companies on the list.
Australia charges two Chinese nationals with foreign interference, spying on Buddhist group
Trump threatens to bar new US-Canada bridge from opening, demands talks with Ottawa
Somaliland moves toward Israel trade pact, signals access to lithium and minerals
Serbia - Respecting a proven friend after Oct. 7 - opinion
As global boycotts and antisemitism rise, Serbia deepens trade, tourism, and cultural ties with Israel, standing out as one of the few nations openly supporting Israel.
Agriculture Ministry launches system to assess food import risks amid boycotts, climate change
Israel’s Agriculture Ministry launched a strategic risk-monitoring system to protect food supply amid boycotts, climate change, and global crises.
Massive 5,000-year-old dolmen rewrites Bronze Age trade in southern Spain
we may be talking about one of the most monumental and complete dolmens in all of Andalusia, said professor Becerra.
Turkey moves to cement influence in Syria with security and transport deals - analysis
From security coordination to trade and aviation, Turkey is rapidly expanding its influence in post-conflict Syria.
'A strategic step': Israel and India sign bilateral investment agreement
The agreement, hailed by Israeli officials as the first of its kind between India and a Western-oriented member of the OECD, replaces an earlier treaty signed in 1996.
A seat at the table: Mitchell Silk’s journey from Beijing to the White House
Mitchell Silk's book serves as an excellent reminder that the small decisions we take as teenagers, such as to help out at a friend’s restaurant, can affect the rest of our lives.
New Delhi, Gulf investors, and Washington push IMEC forward despite Gaza war, tariffs - analysis
Israel’s planners view IMEC as an opportunity to transition from an 'island economy' to a land-sea hinge.
Turkey's 'big move' of cutting economic ties with Israel probably won't last - editorial
Turkey has suspended trade and airspace access to Israel, but past patterns suggest rhetoric may outpace impact as Israel adapts and Ankara weighs its own costs.
Turkey severs economic ties to Israel, closes airspace to gov't flights, arms shipments
Detours caused by the closed airspace could increase the travel time of flights from Israel to countries like Georgia and Azerbaijan by almost two hours.
UK-Israel ties remain strong in business, innovation despite friction over Gaza
Simon Walters: "The UK is not pulling back from its relationships with Israel as a place to do business, Israel as a center for research, Israel as a center for tech innovation."
