Isaac Arroyo

New levies could raise costs for US consumers reliant on Indian electronics

How the South American nation's oil riches rose, fell and are now at the centre of US energy ambitions

Prolonged drought set to make 2026 one of driest on record

More than 275,000 hectares scorched across both countries

From the 1973 embargo to the Iran war, half a century of Gulf oil shocks shows how region's production has fluctuated

Argentina and Mexico have had the most calls go their way, but analysts caution that numbers are no proof of bias

Recent study explains that high temperatures are only a part of the risk

After truce took effect, more than 600 people have been killed, most of them in the south, data reveals

Nearly 270 demolitions have been recorded so far, more than half after the April 16 truce began

The National’s index identifies those economies most vulnerable to supply shortages and soaring energy prices

Data centres, AI and accelerated computing are driving the bulk of the company's growth

While some countries such as Germany have turned away from atomic power, the UAE and others are embracing it

Ability in natural language processing, machine learning and generative AI increasingly important, research shows

Companies are balancing increasing costs with the need to retain key talent

Bitcoin had an 8% drop, gold rose over the year and silver outstripped both