Nigeria: 8 Days to Go - 33 Banks Beat CBN Recapitalisation Deadline With N6.5trn Capital Base
Most Nigerian banks have successfully raised their capital to meet new Central Bank of Nigeria requirements ahead of an impending deadline.
The Battle Against the Liberals After the Vote: 'Failed Capital'
The Liberal Party in Sweden faces internal challenges following a narrow vote that allowed Simona Mohamsson to remain as party leader amidst a continued collaboration with the Sweden Democrats.
Countries in the Persian Gulf report new Iranian strikes
Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates reported new Iranian attacks, including ballistic missiles targeting Saudi capital.
Significant Fire Evacuation at the 'Europa' Shopping Center in the Capital
A fire alarm was triggered at the Europa Shopping Center in Vilnius, prompting the evacuation of patrons due to burning wiring in a restaurant kitchen.
Metro begins construction of station in Guarulhos, the first outside the São Paulo capital
The Metro in Brazil has commenced construction on the Dutra station in Guarulhos, marking the first metro station to be built outside São Paulo city proper.
'Youth Microfinance' expanded from 30 billion to 300 billion... Interest support for residents outside the capital area strengthened
The scale of microfinance supply for the youth is set to be expanded from 30 billion to 300 billion won by 2028, with additional interest reductions for young self-employed individuals in non-capital areas.
81 Dead in Heavy Rain and Flooding in Kenya
Heavy rainfall in Kenya has led to 81 fatalities and displaced nearly 2,700 families as floods ravage several regions, particularly affecting the capital, Nairobi.
Modern Madrid, one of the most curious architectural colonies in the capital
The article discusses the unique architectural features and cultural significance of the Modern Madrid colony, highlighting a recent renovation that preserves its historical value.
"Madrid is much cheaper than other cities": how the capital became a bargain (for the rich)
Madrid has emerged as a prime destination for the wealthy, boasting a cost of living significantly lower than other major cities like London, Paris, and New York.
Missile attack on the capital of Saudi Arabia
Two ballistic missiles were fired towards Riyadh, Saudi Arabia's capital, with one intercepted and the other landing in an uninhabited area.
LeadCorp, the No. 1 Lending Company, Suffers Hacking Incident with Account and Credit Information Leak
LeadCorp's subsidiary, NR Capital, experienced a hacking attack that compromised customer credit information, prompting an investigation by the Financial Supervisory Service.
Riga Moves Closer to Becoming a Cycling Capital – When Will the Bicycle Paths Be Completed?
Riga is developing its bicycle infrastructure to promote cycling, but many paths are still incomplete or problematic, causing safety concerns for riders.
Rio Branco is the city that invests the least in sanitation per inhabitant in the country, says study
Rio Branco, the capital of Acre, Brazil, is reported to invest the least in basic sanitation per resident, with only R$ 8.99 allocated, far below the recommended standards.
Municipal Elections in Bavaria: Munich Will Have Its First Green Mayor
Munich has elected its first-ever mayor from the Green Party, Dominik Krause, marking a significant political shift in the Bavarian capital.
Socialist Emmanuel Grégoire conquers the municipality of Paris
Socialist Emmanuel Grégoire wins the municipal elections in Paris, reinforcing the Socialists' dominance in the French capital for a quarter of a century.
Few leaders in Australia are as firmly entrenched in power than Peter Malinauskas
Peter Malinauskas is solidifying his grip on power as the Premier of South Australia, having achieved remarkable electoral success and establishing a dominant position within the Labor party.
Stock To Watch: There will be turmoil in the stock market today! Big news from RailTel to Tata Capital, which one to buy?
The Indian stock market is buzzing with activity today due to significant news surrounding various stocks, including changes in management at South Indian Bank and major orders received by RailTel.
Billions Flowing Abroad are Discussed in the EU as One of the Last
The article addresses the delayed resolution of financial issues concerning capital flowing from Czechia to foreign countries, highlighting ongoing discussions within the EU.
Historic modernization of the New York Metro: which lines will benefit from the purchase of 2,390 new cars
New York City's Metro is set to undergo a massive renovation with the approval of a capital plan for 2025-2029, aiming to purchase up to 2,390 new cars to replace aging units.
Drug Capital Frankfurt: The Tough Fight Against Cocaine
Frankfurt, Germany, is facing a significant cocaine problem, leading the country in consumption rates and revealing much about societal issues.
Accelerating 'Money Move'... Financial Groups Shifting from Banks to Securities Companies?
A shift of capital from banks to securities firms is taking place in South Korea due to a booming stock market and the government's capital market activation policies.
WHO IS WHO? ⟩ The intense election battle has begun in the major cities of France
Tight election campaigns are underway in major cities across France, including the capital Paris and the second-largest city, Marseille.
International capital flowing to China as investors seek certainty during Iranian conflict
Foreign investors are increasingly diverting capital to China amid uncertainties arising from the Iranian conflict and geopolitical tensions.
Madagascar: the war in the Middle East puts fuel supply under strain
The ongoing conflict in the Middle East is causing significant fuel shortages in Madagascar, particularly in the capital Antananarivo.
War in Ukraine. Two Directions and a New Tactic: Speaking About the Start of the Russian Offensive in Donetsk
Reports indicate that almost 30 drones were shot down over Moscow amid increasing Ukrainian drone strikes against the Russian capital.
Javier Curcio: "This Government bets on human capital, but underfunds education and universities"
Economist Javier Curcio critiques the Argentine government's underfunding of education while proclaiming a commitment to human capital development.
Three rockets fired at Saudi Arabia's capital
Three rockets were launched towards Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, one of which was intercepted while the other two landed in uninhabited areas, according to the Saudi defense ministry.
FG’s debt to contractors: Anxiety as Reps resume plenary March 31
Lawmakers in Nigeria's House of Representatives face anxiety over a potentially chaotic session due to outstanding debts to contractors for capital projects.
A Surprising Place Found in the USA: 'We Are Finnish'
The article discusses Hancock, Michigan, a place with deep Finnish roots, named as the first Finnish-Ugric cultural capital outside Europe for 2026.
Inflation above 20% persists across six states, FCT
Inflation rates exceed 20% in six Nigerian states and the Federal Capital Territory as local price pressures persist.
DN Debate. 'Small investors draw the short straw while insiders walk the red carpet'
The article discusses the growing concerns over market practices in Sweden that favor insiders over small investors, threatening the stability of the financial system.
PCC member known as 'Madimbu' arrested for drug trafficking in Rorainópolis, South Roraima
A 23-year-old man known as 'Madimbu', a member of the First Capital Command (PCC), was arrested in Rorainópolis, South Roraima, for drug trafficking.
After 12 days above the alert level, the Acre River shows a decline in the capital of Acre
The Acre River's water level in Rio Branco has decreased to 9.90 meters, following over a week of excessive flooding above the alert level.
In April, annual contributions for the year 2025 will be deposited in PPK accounts
In 2025, participants in the Employee Capital Plans (PPK) in Poland will receive an annual contribution of 240 PLN if their payments meet specific thresholds.
War in the Middle East: Israel launches fresh strikes on Beirut
Israel has conducted new military strikes on the Lebanese capital, Beirut, amid ongoing conflicts in the Middle East.
Electric cars worth $150,000: Olinia, Sheinbaum's bet to compete against Chinese vehicles
Olinia, a Mexican electric vehicle startup backed by the government, is set to unveil its prototypes as it seeks $200 million in private capital to revolutionize urban transportation.
Protect us, Mr. President!
The article discusses the historical significance of Babahoyo as the capital of the province of Los Ríos in Ecuador, established by President Gabriel García Moreno in 1860.
Legendary children's toy brand sold to home of Southern Comfort in eye-watering deal
The iconic children's toy brand Scalextric has been sold for £20 million to Purbeck Capital Partners.
Pumas vs. América TODAY: What time and where to watch the Capital Classic live in the Clausura 2026 in Liga MX?
Pumas and América face off in the highly anticipated Capital Classic in Liga MX's Clausura 2026 tournament, with both teams vying for a top spot on the leaderboard.
What are Center and Periphery in Art? A Discussion on Culture in Regions with Tina Peterson and Elina Veinsteina
Elina Veinšteina and Tina Pētersone discuss the role of Latvia in the contemporary art landscape of Eastern Europe and the cultural differences between the capital and regional areas.
With a target of foreign institutional investors, the capital increase of Trastor
Trastor is focusing on attracting foreign institutional investors through a proposed capital increase, estimated to raise around 150 million euros, pending geopolitical developments.
Drones target Moscow again amid uptick in reported strikes on Russian capital
Ukrainian drone strikes targeting Moscow have reportedly increased, with nearly 30 drones shot down in just a few days.
Easter in Gramado lasts 1 month: what makes the National Capital of Artisan Chocolate reach 840 tons of production
The city of Gramado transforms into a chocolate wonderland for an entire month during Easter, featuring diverse attractions and a strong focus on artisanal chocolate.
Satellite images document the extent of the destruction in an Afghan hospital in the capital, Kabul
Recent satellite images reveal extensive damage to a hospital in Kabul, Afghanistan, following an airstrike reportedly conducted by Pakistan.
Brazilian executive aims for 20,000 barrels of oil per day after purchase of field in Venezuela
Paulo Mendonça, leading the Swedish energy company Maha Capital, plans to increase oil production from 2,000 to 20,000 barrels per day at the PetroUrdaneta field in Venezuela after acquiring a significant stake in the joint venture with PDVSA.
Spring's Arrival Celebrated in Türi on Friday
The town of Türi celebrated the astronomical arrival of spring with festivities, marking it as Estonia's Spring Capital for the 27th year.
The best chefs and pastry chefs of Lithuania announced in the capital: the third time brought victory to a kitchen professional from Kaunas
A culinary competition in Vilnius recognized the best chefs and pastry chefs in Lithuania, highlighting the challenges faced during the event.
Sotka and Asko: A New Surprise Beneath the Line
KH Group, formerly known as Sievi Capital, reported strong financial results despite previous controversies and challenges from a subsidiary's bankruptcy.
Flights, petrol cars and cruise ships: Amsterdam bans fossil fuel ads
Amsterdam has become the first capital city to legally ban advertisements for fossil fuels in a significant move towards environmental sustainability.
During the pandemic, they almost ended. Now GA Drilling received new capital and shows interested parties drilling in practice
GA Drilling, a Slovak startup focused on deep geothermal drilling technology, secured over $44 million from foreign investors after facing near failure during the pandemic.