France’s controversial antisemitism bill withdrawn, new draft law expected late June
France’s controversial draft law that aims to combat rising antisemitism was withdrawn on Thursday, with the government expected to present […]
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Lebanon says US secretary of state affirms efforts to reach ceasefire with Israel
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio reaffirmed Washington’s efforts to secure a ceasefire in Lebanon during a phone call with
Court clears Motsepe’s ARC in $195m lawsuit connected to Tanzanian graphite project.
The Gauteng High Court has ruled that African Rainbow Capital (ARC), linked to billionaire Patrice Motsepe, cannot be held responsible
Nigerian airlines face possible disruptions as US–Iran conflict strains aviation fuel supply chains.
Nigeria’s domestic aviation sector is moving closer to a possible suspension of operations as airlines struggle with a steep and
China posts stronger-than-anticipated economic growth despite global shock from Iran war.
In the first quarter of the year, China recorded stronger-than-expected economic growth, even as global markets absorbed shocks linked to
Japan commits $10bn support for Asian nations amid oil crisis.
A $10 billion support package has been pledged by Japan to assist neighbouring Asian nations in securing energy supplies, particularly
Canadian mining firm expands into Mauritania as major gold mine output drops.
In a move to diversify its gold sector, Mauritania has granted five gold exploration licences to Montage Gold, as the
Jordan eyes Algerian gas deal to ease $4bn energy burden.
Amid efforts to manage its energy needs, Jordan has engaged Algeria in discussions over potential supplies of liquefied natural gas
Kenya lands $5.2 million UN-supported project to test low-carbon urban model.
In a bid to transform urban growth in Nairobi, the Government of Kenya has rolled out a $5.2 million project
Iran details maritime losses from US, Israeli attacks in IMO report
Iran has submitted a formal document to the International Maritime Organization’s Legal Committee, detailing what it calls severe maritime and