- After a decade of dynamic growth during the 2010s, Africa's second most populous country has suffered multiple shocks, including the...
Annual average inflation is expected to hit 30 percent in 2022 (compared to 26 percent last year), driven by an increase in food costs
A peace deal signed last month between the federal government and Tigrayan rebels has raised hopes of an economic recovery
- A day after summoning German envoy, Iran called in the British ambassador to lodge protest as demonstrations shake the country....
Iran's official news agency said the foreign ministry protested the United Kingdom's support for "terror and unrest", and sanctions it has imposed
Its foreign ministry summoned German ambassador Muzel for the fourth time since September
- The United States is open to amending lucrative green subsidies that have drawn transatlantic anger for allegedly encouraging job losses...
Washington's landmark Inflation Reduction Act contains $370 billion in subsidies for green energy and tax cuts for US made electric cars
Biden defended the act and said it was never intended to disadvantage US allies, and has committed to understanding EU concerns.
- ASHGABAT, TURKMENISTAN - Minister of Industry and Advanced Technology Dr. Sultan bin Ahmed Al Jaber has left the UAE on...
The UAE Minister of Industry and Advanced Technology headed a delegation comprising senior officials from government, private sectors to Turkmenistan.
The delegation discussed ways to develop bilateral relations and enhance cooperation in the fields of oil, gas, clean energy, infrastructure.
- Abu Dhabi, UAE— The G20 Interfaith Forum (IF20), the world’s leading organisation focused on the intersection of faith and policy...
The UAE is hosting the event as part of its ongoing initiatives to promote cultural interaction and global convergence
The 2022 Forum in Abu Dhabi will serve as a bridge between the November G20 Summit in Indonesia and the launch of the 2023 G20 agenda, with India as 2023 host
- The program aims to strengthen the strategic partnership between the two countries and contribute to ensuring the quality and safety...
The program aims to strengthen the strategic partnership between the two countries and contribute to ensuring the quality and safety of goods
It also aims to establish frameworks for joint cooperation in several areas, most notably the exchange of information and research studies
- The initial publication -- which listed US companies including Airbnb, Expedia and TripAdvisor -- was denounced by the then administration...
The State Department confirmed that it had approached the UN human rights office with concerns about the list
New UN rights chief, Volker Turk, faces an upcoming choice on whether to update the list and may do quietly without announcing it
- China has established comprehensive strategic partnership relations with 12 Arab countries separately, says Xi Jinping during Arab-China Summit in Riyadh.
China has established comprehensive strategic partnership relations with 12 Arab countries separately, says Xi Jinping during Arab-China Summit in Riyadh
The summit vowed to confront the food, energy and climate crisis, and find political solutions to thorny issues and working to maintain peace and security in the region
- Diplomats said a preliminary agreement had been struck among the 27-member bloc to bolster the European Peace Facility, which has...
But diplomats said a separate standoff with Hungary over its own frozen EU funds could see Budapest delay approval.
The European Peace Facility was set up last year to help the European Union fund military assistance to its international partners as the bloc looks to increase its global clout.
- The EU is set to impose more sanctions on Iran for drone supplies to Russia and a crackdown on protests...
The EU is looking under a separate sanctions package to stop the supply of drone engines from the bloc to Russia and Iran.
Another 20 individuals and one organization will be added to the asset freeze and visa ban blacklist over the repression of demonstrations in Iran.





















