68 House of Representatives (HoR) members announced to Libyan media their refusal to hold or participate in an HoR session today unless the procedures...

Misrata Airport announced that it is to resume flights tonight at 10pm local time.This comes after an empty private passenger jet crashed this morning...

Trump has repeatedly criticised mail-in votes and has attempted to restrict them ahead of the midterms.

Senator McConnell casts his first vote since June, pledging presence for crucial Senate decisions.

Nigerian billionaire Aliko Dangote says he wants ordinary people to share in the success of his oil refinery.

A nationwide appeal was launched after Elizabeth Moselakgomo went missing last week. Four other women's bodies have been found nearby.

The film accuses the Israeli army of mass civilian killing in Gaza, and Israeli officials say it could be treasonous.

A take on the hit US TV series has become an unlikely tool for Egyptians to complain about life amid strict surveillance.

UKMTO: Vessel struck by unknown projectile in Hormuz United Kingdom Maritime ​Trade Operations (UKMTO) said on Tuesday that a vessel had been struck by an unknown projectile in the Strait of Hormuz on Monday, a source has told Reuters. No damage or environmental impact was reported, and authorities were investigating, UKMTO added. Reporting by Reuters

IRGC says second drone intercepted near Strait of Hormuz Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps says it downed a second MQ-1 drone in airspace east of the Strait of Hormuz, in comments carried by the country's semi-official Mehr news agency. According to the report, in the last few days Iran's air defences have intercepted four US-developed MQ-1s, which are mainly used for surveillance and reconnaissance, operating around the strait.

Carys Garland is pleased to welcome Dr. Andrew Smith, Historian of Modern France and Lecturer in Liberal Arts at Queen Mary University of London. He argues that Marine Le Pen and the National Rally’s commanding position in early presidential polling should not be regarded as an inevitable far-right victory. They are benefiting from familiarity, unity and laser-focused messaging. More fundamentally, however, Smith sees the polling as a reflection of a French electorate shaped by anger, anxiety, economic insecurity and political fatigue. Rather than describing this landscape simply as one of growing “polarization,” he proposes the more revealing concept of “fragmentation.” 

François Picard is pleased to welcome Andrew Weissmann, Author, Professor at NYU School of Law, and former General Counsel of the FBI. He argues that as political deception and deliberate falsehoods become normalized, and politically useful, it erodes any trust we have in our government and our institutions. Drawing on his book, "Liar’s Kingdom", Weissmann questions why political leaders are above the law in the United States, while ordinary citizens risk serious legal consequences for making intentionally false statements.

RIYADH: Saudi Arabia’s inflation held at 1.8 percent in August for the fourth-straight month, as housing, food and transport costs continued to drive consumer prices higher, official data showed. The annual increase matched July’s reading, while the Consumer Price Index rose 0.1 percent from the previous month, according to data from the General Authority for Statistics. This increase was mainly driven by a rise in housing, water, electricity, gas, and other fuel prices by 3.9 percent, food an

Sudan’s Darfur region is facing its driest rainy season since the 1980s, worsening famine conditions amid ongoing conflict. The World Food Programme highlights the severe drought affecting the region.

The 37th Shanghai Tourism Festival is bringing parades and cultural performances to commercial districts, cultural venues and streets across the city through October 6.

IOM teams have been helping new arrivals ashore, distributing food and providing emergency shelter. Women and children have sought relief from the scorching heat under temporary canopies along the shoreline