Israeli Attack in Gaza Kills Son of Hamas’s Lead Negotiator

Yemen’s ruling Ansar Allah said it conducted a large-scale attack on several military sites in Saudi Arabia.  “Our armed forces have detected large-scale Saudi military mobilizations in their final stages, aimed at escalating against the liberated provinces and the Yemeni people to deter them from their stance on ending the unjust siege,” Ansar Allah military […]

Exxon Eyes Venezuela Return Nearly Two Decades After Nationalization Exit ExxonMobil is negotiating a return to Venezuela's Orinoco Belt, eyeing the Petromonagas heavy-oil project and neighboring Carabobo assets, Reuters reported Wednesday, citing people familiar with the matter. No deal has been finalized, and Exxon and state oil company PDVSA did not immediately respond to Reuters. Petromonagas also has a Russian state-owned shareholder - though it remains unclear how that existing interest would affect any transaction. The talks follow months of caution from Exxon's leadership. In January, CEO Darren Woods called Venezuela "uninvestable"...

Europeans Pay The Most For Public Transport Creating and maintaining reliable, efficient and affordable public transportation networks is crucial for developing a more sustainable mobility sector worldwide, though challenges vary by region. In Europe, gaps are most evident in rural areas, where low population density limits service frequency. In North America, many cities also suffer from fragmented public transport systems, making car dependency widespread in both rural and urban areas. In Latin America and South Asia, semi-formal systems such as minibuses are an important and affordable part of transport networks, but often lack reliability and...