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Bangladesh’s Garment Sector Faces Renewed Labour Disruption as Workers Demand Higher Wages
DHAKA, Bangladesh, 2 November 2026 — Bangladesh's garment industry is facing renewed labour disruption after clashes between workers and police continued on Monday, despite the reopening of factories following widespread closures linked to demands for higher minimum wages.
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Africa’s Infrastructure Signal: How Reliable Power Can Unlock Industrial Growth and Investment
Reliable infrastructure is becoming a critical foundation for Africa’s next phase of economic and industrial development. In this edition of The Aldrenor Brief, we examine the Gran
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Oil Prices Retreat as Renewed Iran Diplomacy Eases Supply Fears Despite Escalating Middle East Risks
LONDON, United Kingdom, 29 October 2026 — Oil prices fell on Thursday as renewed diplomatic efforts to end the conflict involving Iran eased immediate concerns over supply disruptions, although continued security threats across the Middle East limited the decline.
Houthi Attacks Drive Oil Higher as Middle East Supply Risks Threaten Inflation Outlook
Renewed Houthi attacks in Saudi Arabia have heightened concerns about disruption to Middle Eastern energy supplies, pushing oil prices to a five-month high in October and increasing the risk that higher fuel and transport costs will feed into inflation across importing economies.
US Deportation Drive Intensifies Human Rights Concerns as Washington Expands Migration Enforcement
WASHINGTON — The Trump administration’s expanding deportation programme is facing renewed scrutiny over the treatment and legal protection of migrants transferred to third countries, after police in Equatorial Guinea allegedly pointed firearms at people deported from the United States.
Iran’s Conditional Hormuz Reopening Proposal Puts Washington Diplomacy and Global Energy Security in Focus
TEHRAN, Iran, 2 November 2026 — Iran has indicated that it could reopen the Strait of Hormuz within two days if the United States meets its conditions, raising the prospect of progress in diplomatic efforts to end the conflict while leaving uncertainty over the security of a critical global energy route.
