Trump admin sent journalist classified US plan for Yemen strikes
A US journalist was inadvertently included in a group chat in which Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, Vice President JD Vance...Geostrategy
Turkey braces for fourth night of protest as mayor arrives in court
Turkey was headed for a fourth straight night of protests late Saturday, as the biggest street unrest the country has...Geostrategy
Second Israeli soldier shot dead within days as violence surges
Violence has surged in recent months in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, amid near daily West Bank raids and an uptick in...The shooting was claimed by "The Lions' Den", a loose coalition of Palestinian fighters which has emerged in recent months
Defence Minister Benny Gantz vowed to "get our hands on the terrorist and those who helped him", writing on Twitter
Tunisian coastguard intercept about 200 migrants
Nearly 200 migrants attempting to reach Europe across the Mediterranean Sea were intercepted by Tunisian coastguards over the weekend. In...More than 22,500 migrants have been intercepted off the Tunisian coast since the start of the year, around half of them from sub-Saharan Africa
According to EU border agency Frontex, between January and July more than 42,500 migrants used the central Mediterranean route -- the world's most deadly
UAE President Sheikh Mohamed holds talks with President Putin
UAE President Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan has called for peace during his meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin...Sheikh Mohamed "emphasised the UAE's policy of supporting peace and stability and called for the continuation of serious consultations to resolve the Ukrainian crisis"
The two leaders also discussed various aspects of UAE-Russia relations.
UN terms detention of Moroccan journalist “arbitrary”
The UN experts said publishing the column was a matter of freedom of expression, and concluded that he had been...Raissouni was jailed on appeal for five years in February, one of several journalists critical of Morocco's government to have been imprisoned for sex crimes
He was arrested two days after publishing an editorial criticizing the authorities for taking over-zealous measures during the coronavirus pandemic
UN urges transformation of global energy system
Climate change risks undermining global energy security unless the use of renewables is dramatically scaled up, the UN warned Tuesday,...Energy sector is a major source of the carbon emissions that drive climate change, the UN's World Meteorological Organization said.
WMO said that increasingly extreme weather events, droughts, floods and sea-level rise - all linked to climate change - were already making energy supply less reliable.
Lebanon asks TotalEnergies to launch gas search ‘immediately’
Lebanon's search for gas riches in the hydrocarbon-rich eastern Mediterranean had stalled since 2020 over competing claims with Israel over...TotalEnergies is part of a consortium of energy giants awarded a license to explore for gas in two of Lebanon's 10 blocks, numbers 4 and 9.
One well drilled in Block 4 in 2020 by TotalEnergies, Eni and Novatek showed only traces but no commercially viable gas deposits.
US climate spending could spark tariff war, says Scholz
German Chancellor Olaf Scholz criticized US climate protection plans that would shield domestic companies from foreign competition, saying they could...European Union officials have in recent weeks spoken out against planned US tax credits for the domestic electric vehicle market.
South Korea has also voiced its displeasure, calling the new rules favoring American e-cars a "betrayal".
Turkey says Erdogan to meet Putin in Astana on Wednesday
Erdogan still hopes to bring Putin and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky together for truce talks that neither side particularly wants...Erdogan has not yet commented on the mass Russian strikes across Ukraine on Monday, which killed at least 19 people and wounded more than 100
Turkish ForeigN Minister held a phone call with Ukrainian counterpart Dmytro Kuleba after the attacks, a Turkish diplomatic source said, without elaborating further
Oxfam says world failing to address ‘dangerous’ inequality
The UN and Oxfam have previously decried the unequal distribution of vaccines from richer Western countries to lower-income ones, particularly...Oxfam also found that two-thirds of countries failed to increase their minimum wage in line with gross domestic product
It delivered a withering criticism of most nations, arguing that the pandemic should have been a "wake-up call" to act on poverty in general
UAE, Serbian presidents discuss bilateral relations
They also discussed opportunities to extend their cooperation within the framework of their comprehensive strategic partnership.They also discussed opportunities to extend their cooperation within the framework of their comprehensive strategic partnership
They also reviewed various aspects of economic, commercial and political cooperation
