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Egypt and Kenya Target Infrastructure and Logistics Deals as Ties Deepen
Egyptian foreign minister Badr Abdellaty and Kenya's Vice President Kithure Kindiki discussed broadening cooperation in ...
Deutsche Bahn returns to profit as 'super construction year' brings more disruption
First-half net profit of €147m masks struggles as only 59% of long-distance trains ran on time and record investment hit...
Egypt Economic Entities’ Projects Hit EGP 1.43 Trillion, Revenues Top 2.5 Trillion
CAPMAS data shows Egypt’s public economic agencies posted record FY2024/25 results, with mining-related revenue surging ...
Santiago Metro's New Chief Lays Out $1.3bn Expansion, Eyes International Engineering Spin-Off
In his first interview, Metro de Santiago's CEO outlined a plan to add 56 stations by 2032, finance the airport line ent...
Sembcorp vs. Keppel: Clean Energy Generation vs. Asset-Light Infrastructure – Which Pays Better?
Sembcorp’s renewables expansion and 4.7% yield vs Keppel’s diversified infrastructure, rising fees, and S$0.47 total pay...
Aswan to Cut Water for 12 Hours Across 12 Districts for Sewage Repairs
A planned outage will affect multiple neighbourhoods in Aswan from Friday evening to Saturday morning while crews fix a ...
Ferrovial H1 Net Profit Falls 52.2% on One-Off Gains a Year Ago; Underlying Growth Strong
Ferrovial's first-half net profit slid to €258m as 2025 included one-off asset sale gains, but revenue rose 5.2% to €4.7...
Magnitude 7.1 Quake Rocks Southern Japan; TSMC Evacuates Plant, Power and Transport Disrupted
A powerful 7.1 magnitude earthquake struck the Japanese island of Kyushu, causing building collapses, power outages, and...
Keppel's Deep Value Hidden as Market Still Sees O&M Past
Despite exiting offshore and marine, Keppel trades at a discount to global peers. Its asset-light model, growing funds u...
Imo State Fuses Roads, Cargo Air Hub and Digital City to Reboot South-East Economy
From massive road reconstruction and an expanded cargo airport to a digital skills city assembling 1,000 phones daily, I...
Twenty-five years after GSM, Nigeria’s telecoms fight to protect the network
Vandalism, fibre cuts, soaring energy costs and regulatory hurdles are forcing operators to shift focus from expansion t...
Valparaíso Port Expansion Approved After 12-Year Environmental Standoff
Chile's Committee of Ministers has cleared the Terminal Cerros de Valparaíso expansion, unlocking a US$380 million inves...
Ifo Business Climate Rises for Third Month but Oil Uncertainty Clouds German Outlook
Germany's Ifo business climate index climbed to 86.6 in July, its third monthly gain, as industry demand improved. But p...
Siegwart Targets EGP 6 Billion Revenues Within Three Years on Infrastructure Boom
Egypt's state-owned cement products firm plans to quadruple turnover by upgrading production lines, chasing national pro...
PM Modi's Border Village Outreach Highlights Digital Pay, Infrastructure Gains
The Viksit Vibrant Village programme sent over 400 youth to live in remote Himalayan communities, with participants repo...
Rostov-on-Don Declares State of Emergency After Storm Topples Trees, Cuts Power
Hurricane-force winds and torrential rain struck Russia's southern city, injuring at least 28 people and downing over 1,...
Narita Airport's Return to Compulsory Land Acquisition: Why Japan's Hub Can't Afford to Wait
Half a century after violent clashes over land, Narita Airport's operator and local authorities now agree that forced ex...
Thailand to Scrap $38.3 Billion Land Bridge Project After Study Finds It Unviable
Thailand is abandoning its ambitious land bridge megaproject after a government study found it economically unviable and...
Massachusetts to Replace Aging Cape Cod Bridges in $4.5 Billion Project
The Sagamore and Bourne bridges, the only road links to Cape Cod, will be replaced starting in late 2027. The project ai...
BasiGo and Rubis Energy Kenya Partner to Expand EV Fast-Charging Network, Opening Intercity Corridors
The first public fast-charging station from the BasiGo–Rubis tie-up is now live in Athi River, offering KES 48/kWh rates...
West Kyushu Shinkansen: Muddy Environmental Pact Ends 9-Month Saga Deadlock
Saga Prefecture and Japan’s transport ministry have agreed to an environmental assessment without fixing a route, breaki...
ArcelorMittal Poland Rolls Out Ultra-Hard R400HT Rail for Arctic Mines and Nordic Tenders
The Dąbrowa Górnicza steelmaker is launching the hardest EU-compliant rail grade to serve a Canadian open-pit mine and S...
CAF Sidesteps Club Slot Expansion, Boosts Women’s Football Prizes and Infrastructure
The Confederation of African Football’s latest meeting focused on technical development, women’s football funding and st...
Africa's investment market fractures as mega-deals surge and the mid-cap squeeze tightens
Deals over $100m more than doubled in H1 2026, but the middle market is rapidly losing ground, creating a two-speed capi...
Russia Swaps 15-Minute Ambulance Rule for Kilometre Limits in New Planning Norms
Moscow replaces time-based emergency access standards with maximum-kilometre thresholds, aiming for more honest measurem...
Alberta's Proposed 1M-BPD West-Coast Pipeline Needs Barrels That Don't Exist
Regulator forecasts show oil-sands output growing only 560,000 bpd by 2034, leaving the proposed new line nearly twice t...