South Korea Bans Japanese Seafood over Fukushima Wastewater Dump

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Chinese and Korean consumers announce they will boycott Japanese seafood if wastewater is released from Fukushima.

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Crowds block Tel Aviv’s main artery in anti-government protest

Large crowds blocked Tel Aviv’s main highway, and roads in other Israeli cities, in response to the resignation of the city’s police chief.

FEMSA’s Mixed Fortunes: Revenue Rises as Profits Dip in Q3 2024

FEMSA, the Mexican retail and beverage giant, released its third-quarter results for 2024, revealing a complex financial picture. The company’s revenue grew, but profits fell sharply. This outcome highlights the challenges FEMSA faces in a competitive market. The company’s total revenue reached 196.7 billion Mexican pesos ($9.82 billion). This figure represents an 8.3% increase compared […]

Lufthansa Doubles Rio Flights in 2024, Linking to Frankfurt

Lufthansa will increase Rio de Janeiro flights from Galeão Airport in 2024, offering six weekly flights from three. This expansion connects Rio and Frankfurt Airport, previously served by Munich. Felipe Bonifatti, General Manager for South America & the Caribbean, says, “More options for Rio customers and connections in Germany and Brazil.” Lufthansa will use Airbus […]