WARSAW: Poland will go ahead with plans conceived by the previous government to build a huge air hub in the centre of the country, but with amendments, Prime Minister Donald Tusk said on Wednesday.

OSLO: Norway offered on Wednesday large areas of the Arctic region for its inaugural seabed mineral licensing round and aims to award exploration permits during the first half of 2025, the country’s energy ministry said.

LONDON: Britain will see little difference on public spending whichever of the country’s main parties wins next month’s general election, with state coffers strained largely by huge COVID expenditure.

LONDON: Stellantis could halt its UK production unless the government does more to boost demand for electric vehicles (EVs) to help it comply with regulations requiring automakers to sell more EVs, the company’s top UK executive said on Tuesday.

SRIPERUMBUDUR, India: The two women standing near the entrance to the iPhone factory in southern India were upset.

TOKYO: Mitsui & Co has begun building an ammonia plant in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) with partners including an Abu Dhabi National Oil Company (ADNOC) unit, it said on Tuesday.

FRANKFURT: The owner of a prominent skyscraper in Germany’s banking capital of Frankfurt has filed for insolvency, as the country reels from its biggest property crisis in a generation.

KUWAIT: Zain Group on Tuesday held an Ordinary General Assembly at its headquarters with a quorum of 76 percent, whereby the assembly’s proceedings witnessed the addition of a new item, related to electing a member of the Board of Directors to complete the term of the board member who had submitted his resignation previously.

FRANKFURT: Lufthansa will add an environmental charge to its fares, the airline said on Tuesday, joining at least one European rival in doing so as the industry battles to cover the cost of meeting new EU rules on reducing emissions.