- The agreement to go ahead with the Nigeria-Morocco Gas Pipeline project was inked in Rabat by the two countries and...
Once completed, it would be connected to the Maghreb–Europe Gas Pipeline in order to reach the European gas network
The project was agreed upon at a time of strong international demand for oil and gas and a surge in prices following Russia's invasion of Ukraine
- The invitation was extended by the UAE Minister of Foreign Affairs Sheikh Abdullah bin Zayed Al Nahyan who is currently...
The invitation was extended by the UAE Minister of Foreign Affairs Sheikh Abdullah bin Zayed Al Nahyan who is currently on an official visit to Israel
The UAE top diplomat conveyed the greetings of Sheikh Mohamed and his wishes of progress and prosperity to Israel
- The Emirates Nuclear Energy Corporation (ENEC) hosted the first edition of the CyberEnergy Leadership Forum (CELF) in Abu Dhabi. Over...
The one-day forum featured a leadership briefing, followed by a technical forum hosted by ENEC and the United States Department of Energy
ENEC is a leading entity that is spearheading cyber security in the UAE’s clean energy sector
- As Cairo gears up to open "the largest archaeological museum in the world," Egypt's former antiquities minister Zahi Hawass said...
The stele has been housed in the British Museum since 1802, inscribed with the legend "Captured in Egypt by the British Army in 1801"
No official requests for the treasures' return have been received "from the Egyptian government", according to the three European museums
- President Joe Biden's administration on Wednesday approved most military aid to Egypt for a second straight year despite concerns on...
Some of Biden's political allies have pressed for a wider cutoff of aid to Egypt, which rights groups estimate is holding more than 60,000 prisoners of conscience
Senator Chris Murphy, a Democrat, scoffed at the idea that Egypt was making progress and earlier this week called on the administration to withhold more funds
- Newly reported cases of the disease, which has killed millions since being identified in late 2019, last week fell to...
WHO is urging countries to invest in vaccinating 100 percent of the most at-risk groups, and to keep up testing and sequencing for the virus.
A WHO study based on excess mortality seen in various countries during the pandemic estimated that up to 17 million people may have died in 2020 and 2021.
- Footage aired by Omani TV showed smoke billowing from the plane, which had been taxiing for departure for Kochi in...
The airline said there was no fire warning in the cockpit and the smoke was spotted by another aircraft.
Arun Kumar, head of the Indian Directorate General of Civil Aviation, told AFP that "appropriate action" would be taken over the incident.
- It was just the latest in a string of heists as Lebanese depositors, whose savings have been trapped in banks...
Sali Hafiz streamed a live video of her raid, in which she could be heard yelling at employees to release a sum of money while entrances to the bank were sealed.
She instantly turned into a folk hero on social media in Lebanon, where many are desperate to access their savings and furious at a banking sector perceived as a corrupt cartel.
- In the EU's electricity market, the price is based on the last source used to meet demand -- often a...
Wholesale energy prices thus soared together when the war in Ukraine sent the cost of gas skyrocketing.
Commission chief Ursula von der Leyen said the levy, or cap, would raise at least $140 billion. The commission wants to reduce monthly consumption by 10 percent.





















