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Arthur J. Gallagher Acquires Maritime Law Firm Mays Brown to Enhance Legal Capabilities

Arthur J. Gallagher Acquires Maritime Law Firm Mays Brown to Enhance Legal Capabilities

Arthur J. Gallagher Acquires Maritime Law Firm Mays Brown to Enhance Legal Capabilities

Arthur J. Gallagher Co. Acquires Mays Brown Solicitors to Enhance Maritime Legal Expertise

Arthur J. Gallagher Co. Acquires Mays Brown Solicitors to Enhance Maritime Legal Expertise

Arthur J. Gallagher Co. Acquires Mays Brown Solicitors to Enhance Maritime Legal Expertise

Arthur J. Gallagher Acquires Mays Brown Solicitors to Enhance Marine Legal Capabilities

Arthur J. Gallagher Acquires Mays Brown Solicitors to Enhance Marine Legal Capabilities

Arthur J. Gallagher Acquires Mays Brown Solicitors to Enhance Marine Legal Capabilities

Arthur J. Gallagher Co. Acquires London-Based Maritime Law Firm Mays Brown Solicitors to Enhance Global Marine Capabilities

Arthur J. Gallagher Co. Acquires London-Based Maritime Law Firm Mays Brown Solicitors to Enhance Global Marine Capabilities

Arthur J. Gallagher Co. Acquires London-Based Maritime Law Firm Mays Brown Solicitors to Enhance Global Marine Capabilities

Arthur J. Gallagher Co. Expands Maritime Legal Expertise with Acquisition

Arthur J. Gallagher Co. Expands Maritime Legal Expertise with Acquisition

Arthur J. Gallagher Co. Expands Maritime Legal Expertise with Acquisition

Arthur J. Gallagher Acquires London-Based Mays Brown Solicitors

Arthur J. Gallagher Acquires London-Based Mays Brown Solicitors

Arthur J. Gallagher Acquires London-Based Mays Brown Solicitors

From Canada to Japan: HuffPost’s Global Reach

From Canada to Japan: HuffPost’s Global Reach

HuffPost, originally known as The Huffington Post, has grown from a U.S.-based online news platform into a global media presence. Founded in 2005 b...

Asia braces for a second wave of energy shocks from the Iran war

Asia braces for a second wave of energy shocks from the Iran war

Asia’s initial buffers against the Iran war’s energy shock are fraying as a second wave of impacts hits

European Bank for Reconstruction and Development Funds Data Centre Expansion in Jordan

European Bank for Reconstruction and Development Funds Data Centre Expansion in Jordan

The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) has announced a $14.1 million loan to the Aqaba Digital Hub (ADH) in Jordan. This funding is aimed at expanding ADH's existing data centre, which is the largest Tier 3 carrier-neutral data centre in Jordan. The loan will be used to settle supplier commitments and construct a second hall at the facility. Additionally, the financing will support the launch of the Aqaba Digital Academy, which will provide specialized training in information and communications technology (ICT) and cybersecurity, with a focus on promoting skills development among women and young people. ADH is a key player in Jordan's digital infrastructure, operating a data centre, fibre-optic networks, and subsea cables, and serves as a connectivity hub linking Europe, the Middle East, and Asia.

Iran war disruptions spark higher costs and lost income in Bangladesh

Iran war disruptions spark higher costs and lost income in Bangladesh

Tariqul Islam, a ride-share driver in Bangladesh, faces long fuel lines due to supply disruptions linked to the war in Iran

U.S. Unveils 2026 Counterterrorism Strategy Targeting Diverse Threats

U.S. Unveils 2026 Counterterrorism Strategy Targeting Diverse Threats

The United States has released its 2026 Counterterrorism Strategy, focusing on addressing a range of threats including narcoterrorists, legacy Islamist terrorists, and violent left-wing extremists. The strategy emphasizes eliminating political bias in counterterrorism efforts and prioritizes the rapid identification and neutralization of violent secular political groups. It also highlights the importance of preventing non-state actors from acquiring weapons of mass destruction. The strategy outlines regional approaches, dividing the world into five areas: the Western Hemisphere, the Middle East, Europe, Africa, and Asia, each with specific threats and strategies.

Middle East Energy Crisis Spurs Global Surge in Coal Demand

Middle East Energy Crisis Spurs Global Surge in Coal Demand

The global demand for coal has surged as a result of significant disruptions in oil and gas supplies from the Middle East. This trend has been particularly noticeable in March and April, with coal imports reaching near-record levels. The disruption is largely due to the closure of the Strait of Hormuz and halted LNG production in Qatar, exacerbated by damages to the Ras Laffan LNG complex from Iranian missile strikes. As a result, countries like South Korea, Japan, and the European Union have increased coal imports by 27% compared to the previous year. The energy crisis has forced these regions to seek alternatives to Middle Eastern gas, leading to a temporary revival in coal usage.