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The ozone layer is slowly getting healthier Ozone-killing materials in Earth's stratosphere fell over 50% to levels seen before the ozone hole became a problem, scientists say. But there's still a way to go. Here's why we need a healthy ozone layer. A heatmap image of the ozone hole over the Antarctic The health of the ozone layer...

NEWS Shell: Oil giant picks renewables boss Sawan as new CEO Wael Sawan, a Canadian national, is to replace Ben van Beurden at the helm of the British energy company. A Shell refinery in Wesseling, Germany Shell is changing CEOs as the company comes under growing pressure over its carbon footprint British energy giant Shell announced on Thursday that its...

MIDDLE EAST Femicides in Egypt, Jordan spark anger, calls for change Recent high-profile cases of women being killed in Jordan and Egypt for rejecting marriage proposals have sparked widespread anger about femicides and fueled a growing debate about women's rights and safety. A woman is hiding from a man with a fist Cases of violence against women have doubled...

MIDDLE EAST Women in Jordan: Real progress through social enterprises? Jordan has vowed to close the gender gap by 2030, although nationwide progress has yet to be seen. Meanwhile, social entrepreneurship is picking up and could become key for female empowerment. Queen Rania of Jordan sitting with women at a social enterprise in Amman Queen Rania of Jordan...

BUSINESS Equal Pay Day: Why Europe is still grappling with gender pay gap Even though the EU was founded on the principle of gender equality, nearly three decades later women in the bloc still earn on average 13% less than men. The answer lies in the unpaid care work done by women. A male and a femal construction...

BUSINESS Is the energy crisis the final nail in Germany's export-dependent economic model? Germany is heavily exposed to the trade headwinds which have beset the global economy in recent years. The energy crisis is the latest, and there are fears it could fatally undermine German exporters. Industrial complex in Ludwigshafen, Germany, seen at night German exporters may take a...

BUSINESS Is China reexporting Russian gas to Europe? As the EU attempts to unpick its reliance on Russian gas, it could become more dependent on Chinese supplies, some of which come from Russia. This might undermine the aim of reducing purchases of its fossil fuels. Receiving station for Nord Stream 1 in Lubmin, Germany Russia may not deliver much...

MIDDLE EAST Inflation and boycotts could spell trouble for Tunisia With political conflict escalating and inflation rising, Tunisians are pessimistic and strapped for cash. Many are considering leaving the country. Others are preparing to protest — again. Tunisians take part in a protest against President Kais Saied's referendum The referendum on the new constitution was widely boycotted and criticized Kais...

NEWS Russia-Ukraine updates: Scholz says Putin still pursuing 'imperialist goal' German Chancellor Olaf Scholz said the Kremlin's ambitions in Ukraine remain unchanged. Meanwhile, Russia is reportedly establishing a defensive line in Donbas. DW has the latest. A file photo of Vladimir Putin (left) combined with one of Olaf Scholz German Chancellor Olaf Scholz spoke with Russian President Vladimir Putin...

Economie 66 With a growth rate of 104.5 percent year-on-year Qatar's trade surplus with Japan is $1.5 billion September 16, 2022, 01:30 AM Follow us: alsharq A+ A- DiameterJapanQatari economyEconomie Doha - Sharq Official data showed that Qatar's trade surplus with Japan in August 2022 increased by 104.5 percent on an annual basis, driven by the growth of Qatari exports. According to the monthly report of the Japanese...

American expert to Al Sharq: Qatari-Egyptian will to boost investments September 16, 2022, 07:45 AM Follow us: alsharq A+ A- EgyptDiameterEgyptian PresidentHis HighnessSheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani Washington - Zainab Ibrahim Professor Ravel Shansky, expert on Middle East affairs and professor of international politics at the University of Utah, confirmed that His Highness Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani, the Emir of the country, met...

JOBSSPONSORED POST3 Ways to Reduce Manufacturing’s Skills and Labor Shortage in Canada WRITTEN BY Jenna Ross GRAPHICS & DESIGN Pernia Jamshed Sabrina Fortin Published September 12, 2022 • Updated September 12, 2022 • 0 Comments Tweet Share Share Reddit Email The following content is sponsored by Canadian Manufacturers & Exporters. 3 Ways to Reduce the Manufacturing Labor Shortage in Canada The skills and labor shortage in Canadian manufacturing has been a problem for some time, but it...

PERSONAL FINANCEMapped: The Salary You Need to Buy a Home in 50 U.S. CitiesPublished 1 month ago on August 1, 2022 By Avery Koop Graphics/Design: Bhabna Banerjee Tweet Share Share Reddit Email Salary to buy a home ▼ Use This Visualization This is the Salary You Need to Buy a Home in 50 U.S. Cities Depending on where you live, owning a home may seem like a far off dream or...

TECHNOLOGYHow Big Tech Revenue and Profit Breaks Down, by CompanyPublished 2 days ago on September 13, 2022 By Truman Du green checkmark iconFeatured Creator Article/Editing: Carmen Ang Tweet Share Share Reddit Email In the media and public discourse, companies like Alphabet, Apple, and Microsoft are often lumped together into the same “Big Tech” category. After all, they constitute the world’s largest companies by market capitalization. And because of this,...