Financial Times Front Page 12th of December 2024
Qatar is planning to invest $500 billion from its gas windfall into major US and UK projects, aiming to double its LNG income and deploy resources more aggressively for higher returns.
Qatar is planning to invest $500 billion from its gas windfall into major US and UK projects, aiming to double its LNG income and deploy resources more aggressively for higher returns.
Investors are showing increased interest in high-yield financial products due to the resurgence in complex debt markets, which are experiencing their most rapid growth since the financial crisis, driven by innovative asset-backed deals like those involving chicken wings and songs.
Syrian rebel forces are rapidly moving to consolidate power and control over key areas as concerns about regional instability intensify, leading to fears of broader conflict and unrest.
Syria’s rebel forces have successfully overthrown President Assad’s regime after a rapid military offensive, prompting responses from various international actors including Russia’s provision of asylum.