Libya’s Customs Authority reported yesterday that‎ an extensive meeting was held at its headquarters under the chairmanship of Major General Moussa Al...

In a video statement issued yesterday, the Petroleum Facilities Guard (PFG) in the Southwestern Branch announced a partial reduction in production for...

Former Republican Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene slammed US President Donald Trump’s war on Iran.

Djibouti's interior minister has warned that number of people arriving in the country already exceeds national capacity.

Olu Jacobs was one of Nigeria's most recognised actors, whose career spanned several decades.

Secretary of State Marco Rubio says South Africa has not addressed US concerns over racial inequality.

Dozens of people are missing beneath the rubble of a building hit by an Israeli strike last year, where some 10 families had been living.

The Houthis deny targeting the Islamic holy city after the Saudi-led coalition in Yemen accuses them of a "disgraceful act".

US consumers will have to make 'short-term sacrifice' due to Iran war, says energy chief US Energy Secretary Chris Wright acknowledged on Wednesday in an interview with Fox News that the Iran war has “taken some energy resources out of the marketplace,” forcing US consumers to make what he called a “short-term sacrifice”, but added that “this is to end Iran’s ability to forever drive up energy prices”. Asked to provide a timeline on when energy prices would drop, Wright said he “can’t predict Iranian behaviour” but claimed the amount of oil flowing out of the Gulf had risen significantly. “About 18 million barrels ⁠flowed out yesterday, ⁠basically pre-conflict ⁠levels,” Wright said. 

Two Palestinians killed in Israeli shelling of Gaza City Israeli shelling on the Tuffah neighbourhood in Gaza City has killed one Palestinian and injured several others, according to Wafa news agency on Wednesday. Wafa reported that an Israeli strike hit a building on al-Skikka Street in Tuffah, killing one Palestinian and injuring several others. Meanwhile, a young man succumbed to wounds sustained a day earlier from Israeli attacks on al-Jawazat, west of Gaza City, Wafa reported. Another strike targeted the western entrance to al-Zawaida town in central Gaza, critically injuring a Palestinian.

In DR Congo, the C64 opposition coalition took to the streets of Kinshasa as the country's parliament returned for a new session. Its members have been opposing a proposed constitutional change backed by the ruling majority for several months. Report by Aurélie Bazzara-Kibangula.

This year, several French landmarks are paying tribute to France’s last queen, Marie-Antoinette. Despite her public execution taking place more than 230 years ago, the monarch continues to fascinate both at home and abroad. Our reporters dive into the reasons behind the lasting interest and explore why she could be considered France’s first influencer.

RIYADH: Prince Faisal bin Salman, chairman of the King Fahd National Library, has received in Riyadh Sheikh Abdullah bin Ahmed Al-Khalifa, Bahrain’s minister of transportation and telecommunications, and chairman of the Bahrain Center for Strategic, International and Energy Studies. The two sides discussed scientific and knowledge cooperation and ways to enhance integration between research centers and national libraries. Prince Faisal witnessed the signing of a memorandum of understanding betwe

PARIS: FranceAgriMer on Wednesday reduced its forecast of French soft wheat exports this season while projecting the smallest maize stocks in at least 30 years, as the farm office factored in a weather-hit maize crop. In cereal supply-and-demand projections, the office forecast soft wheat exports outside the European Union in 2026/27 at 6.3 million ‌metric tons, ‌down from an initial outlook of ‌7.0 ⁠million tons in ⁠July. Forecast French soft wheat shipments within the EU in 2026/27 were rev

Aid efforts are being hampered by damaged roads, restricted access and a shortage of funding, as fears grow of a wider humanitarian catastrophe.

Scientists estimate each centimetre of sea-level rise puts another two to three million people at risk of annual coastal flooding.