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DAVOS, Switzerland — For years, the United Arab Emirates has been the Middle East's go-to tech hub, thanks partly to its lack of personal income tax, flexible visa policies, and competitive incentives for international businesses and workers.
ISLAMABAD (AP) — Pakistan’s political and military leaders on Friday moved to de-escalate tensions with Iran after this week’s deadly airstrikes by Tehran and Islamabad that killed at least 11 people and marked a significant escalation in fraught relations between the neighbors.
DAVOS, Switzerland -- Artificial intelligence, and how to regulate it, was overheard in more circles than ever before at this year's annual meeting of the World Economic Forum, known to host hundreds of discussions and speeches on wide-ranging topics, from diplomacy to environment to the latest technologies.
The neighbours appear to be de-escalating tensions, but their border security concerns will have deepened, say analysts.
On the night of 1 June 2019, a grey Renault Koleos pulled up outside Geneva's Museum of Far Eastern Art.
This is CNBC's live blog covering European markets.
DAVOS, Switzerland -- Asia took a backseat at the annual meeting of the World Economic Forum that closed on Friday, as the gathering's typically Eurocentric crowd focused on Donald Trump's potential return to the White House and the ongoing wars in Gaza and Ukraine.
European Central Bank President Christine Lagarde said she does not expect a return to economic "normality" in 2024, despite seeing a balancing of certain data points throughout the last 12 months.