Regional tensions across the Middle East have intensified sharply as the escalating conflict involving Iran continues to send shockwaves through security arrangements, energy markets, and diplomatic relations in the Gulf, with Saudi Arabia and neighbouring states taking heightened precautionary measures amid fears of further escalation. The crisis, now stretching across multiple fronts, has created what…
The military escalation between the United States, Israel and Iran is putting extreme pressure on energy markets. Although no major supply disruptions have been reported yet, the risks surrounding the Strait of Hormuz pose a threat to the global economy if the conflict continues. Key figures: ‘A conflict limited to a few days or weeks…
Botswana’s energy landscape is at a crossroads — a complex tapestry of traditional coal dependence, emerging renewable ambitions, and urgent structural challenges. This is a story of a nation rich in sunlight and potential, striving to rewrite its energy future for sustainability, security, and economic growth. For decades, Botswana’s electricity supply has been dominated by…
Birmingham’s historic Jewellery Quarter — long celebrated as the beating heart of British jewellery manufacturing — is facing what business leaders describe as a pivotal moment. Meeting at Birmingham City University’s School of Jewellery, a panel of manufacturers, educators and entrepreneurs told Birmingham Business editor Henry Carpenter that while pride in the district remains strong,…
The incident occurred in the early hours of Tuesday in Kampani Zurak community, located in the Wase area of Plateau state, police spokesman Alfred Alabo said in a statement. “Preliminary investigation revealed that the miners were affected due to a sudden discharge of lead oxide and other associated gases like sulphur and carbon monoxide which…
A major review has praised the ambition and leadership of the West Midlands Combined Authority, while making clear that bold plans must now translate into rapid delivery. A major review has praised the ambition and leadership of the West Midlands Combined Authority, while making clear that bold plans must now translate into rapid delivery. The…
Thailand-based property developer Magnolia Quality Development Corp. Ltd. (MQDC) is witnessing increasing interest from international investors in sustainable luxury real estate, particularly projects that prioritize human well-being and environmental stewardship. The company is responding by embedding green design and wellness-focused concepts across its developments. CEO Suttha Ruengchaipaiboon highlighted The Forestias, MQDC’s flagship project in eastern…
The University of Birmingham has announced plans to sell two sections of its Selly Oak campus, signaling a major step in its long-term development strategy for the area. The land, acquired by the university in 2001, includes several heritage buildings that are currently vacant, offering potential for both residential and commercial development. Erica Conway, Chief…
The United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) 6th negotiation on plastic pollution, which held from 5 – 15 August 2025 in Geneva, Switzerland ended in a deadlock with negotiators from countries across the globe failing to reach a consensus. The Intergovernmental Negotiating Committee (INC) discussion held to develop the long-awaited internationally binding treaty on plastic pollution…
A little-known pocket of Birmingham, often referred to by locals as the city’s “bohemian quarter”, is fast becoming one of the UK’s most desirable property hotspots, with house prices soaring by up to 20% in the past year alone. Centred around the neighbourhoods of Stirchley, Moseley, Kings Heath and Balsall Heath, this south Birmingham enclave…
The African chapter of the charter city platform Próspera is on the cusp of launching its first private city on the continent, with an official announcement expected before the end of the year. The proposed autonomous city, to span between 750 and 1000 hectares, will dwarf Monaco in size and marks a new chapter for…
The Jigawa State Government has launched an ambitious 2025 Tree Planting Campaign (TPC) aimed at restoring over 5,000 hectares of degraded land, signalling a renewed commitment to environmental protection and climate resilience. The flag-off ceremony, held on Saturday at the Pentagon Roundabout in Dutse, saw Governor Umar Namadi represented by the Secretary to the State…
By Jason Aldridge West Midlands Railway will officially come under public ownership from February 1, 2026, as part of the UK government’s wider “Public Ownership Programme,” the Department for Transport (DfT) has confirmed. The move will see both West Midlands Railway and London Northwestern Railway brands transferred to DfT Operator of Last Resort Ltd, as…
By Zac Macdonald Transport Minister Heidi Alexander has announced a landmark 10-year procurement plan for zero-emission buses, with 60% of the fleet to be built by UK-based manufacturers. The initiative is aimed at bolstering the domestic green transport industry while driving forward the country’s net-zero ambitions. The announcement comes as the Bus Services Bill makes…
In a major step forward for agricultural transformation and livestock modernization, the World Bank has approved the construction of ultra‑modern cattle markets, semi‑automated poultry pen estates, and a broiler processing plant across Ekiti State under the Livestock Productivity and Resilience Support (L‑PRES) project At a public forum in Ado‑Ekiti, Commissioner for Agriculture and Food Security,…
By Omar Ahmed (Oman) The Arabian leopard, one of the world’s rarest big cats, has long teetered on the brink of extinction. Native to the Arabian Peninsula, this elusive predator is now showing signs of a fragile comeback in Oman—thanks to focused conservation efforts, captive breeding, and renewed regional awareness. Having emerged from Africa some…
Heathrow Airport has announced a sweeping £49 billion proposal to expand and modernise its operations, including the long-debated third runway, in a bid to boost the UK’s global connectivity. But while business groups hail the move as essential to national growth, environmental campaigners and political opponents are warning of dire ecological consequences. The airport, which…
By, Jason Campbell Drivers across Birmingham will soon need to ease off the accelerator as new 30mph speed limits are introduced on 27 major roads by the end of the year. The sweeping changes are part of Birmingham City Council’s ambitious strategy to reduce road accidents, injuries, and fatalities. In what city officials describe as…
By Shabana Abass (Birmingham,UK) British bus manufacturing is set for a major lift following renewed pledges from ministers and metro mayors to support job creation, green technology, and long-term investment in zero-emission transport. At the heart of the drive is a 10-year pipeline of zero-emission bus orders, designed to give UK manufacturers the certainty to…
By Anish Patel India’s march toward a sustainable energy future gathered serious momentum last week as the Green Hydrogen Summit 2025 convened at SRM University, Andhra Pradesh. The landmark event brought together key stakeholders in renewable energy, signaling a bold intent to place India at the forefront of the global green hydrogen revolution. The summit,…
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