Women Footballers Call On FIFA To Drop Saudi Aramco As Sponsor
More than 100 female professional footballers from 24 countries have called on the sport's governing body FIFA to end its sponsorship deal with Saudi oil giant Aramco, citing human rights issues and treatment of the LGBTQ+ community as well as environmental concerns.
Saudi Aramco CEO Amin Nasser expresses optimism about China's oil demand and warns against underestimating future global oil ...
Saudi Aramco is bullish on China’s oil consumption after the government introduced a raft of stimulus measures aimed at ...
Saudi Aramco is "fairly bullish" on China's oil demand especially in light of the government's stimulus package which aims to ...
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Protest letter to FIFA on Aramco deal not an issue in German teamA protest letter from women's footballers to FIFA over the ruling body's sponsorship deal with Saudi Arabian state oil ...
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Oil Companies Are Still Determined to Burn the Planet DownOil, Corporate Power, and the Making of the World Market by Adam Hanieh, now available from Verso Books. A few weeks into ...
Progress in the energy transition in Asia is far slower, much less equitable and more complicated than many have expected, ...
New Zealand’s talismanic all-rounder Melie Kerr has been named Aramco Player of the Tournament after helping the White Ferns ...
One, EIG Pearl, covers Aramco’s oil pipeline network and saw parent company EIG Pearl pay Aramco $12.4 billion for its stake.
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