- Russian energy giant Gazprom Saturday suspended gas supplies to Latvia following tensions between Moscow and the West over the conflict...
Gazprom suspended its gas supplies to Latvia due to "violations of the conditions" of purchase, the company said on Telegram.
Gazprom drastically cut gas deliveries to Europe via the Nord Stream pipeline on Wednesday to about 20 percent of its capacity.
- Egypt has warned Ethiopia against the filling of the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD) reservoir, saying that it would not...
Egyptian Foreign Minister Sameh Shoukry dismissed the unilateral filling of the dam reservoir as "a clear violation of the 2015 Declaration of Principles Agreement"
The minister underlined that Egypt also reserves its legitimate right guaranteed in the Charter of the United Nations to take all necessary measures to ensure and protect its natio
- President Joe Biden's administration tried Friday to defuse heated Chinese warnings against a possible trip to Taiwan by US House...
China sees any such stop by the speaker as a provocation, upsetting the tense status quo under which Washington formally recognizes China's sovereignty claim over the island
While US officials often make discreet visits to the island in a show of support for its democratic self-ruling government, Pelosi is second in line to the US presidency
- The top diplomats of the United States and Russia spoke Friday for the first time since the Ukraine war, with...
President Joe Biden has faced growing public pressure to find a way home for Griner, a basketball star jailed for transport of cannabis oil, and Whelan, a former Marine
Russia's foreign ministry, in a statement on the call, said that relations between the two nations "are in strong need of normalization"
- Tunisia's foreign ministry summoned the US charge d'affaires on Friday to denounce "unacceptable" statements by American officials criticising this week's...
The new constitution grants almost unlimited power to the president, and Saied's rivals had called for a boycott of the vote
Blinken on Thursday voiced concerns that the "new constitution could weaken Tunisia's democracy and erode respect for human rights
- Egypt said it had protested to the UN Security Council Friday against Ethiopian plans to fill the reservoir of a...
The process of filling the GERD's vast reservoir began in 2020, with Ethiopia announcing in July that year it had hit its target of 4.9 billion cubic metres
Addis Ababa deems the GERD essential for the electrification and development of Africa's second most populous country
- The Islamic Development Bank (IsDB) Group has agreed on a $10.54 billion package for the Comprehensive Food Security Response Program...
The package will support member countries in addressing the ongoing food crisis and strengthening its members' resilience to future food security issues.
The package was announced after at an extraordinary joint meeting, chaired by IsDB President and Chairman of the Board of Directors of the IsDB Group Dr. Muhammad Al Jasser.
- Germany's second-quarter growth figures to be published on Friday are expected to be meek as the outlook for Europe's largest...
Less expensive to produce and transport, with prices pinned down in long-term contracts, Russian gas has for decades contributed to Germany's economic prosperity
To wean itself completely off Russian gas, Germany is looking further afield for new supplies including shipments of liquefied natural gas from the United States and Qatar
- French President Emmanuel Macron on Thursday warmly welcomed Saudi Arabia's Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman for talks in Paris, with...
Crown Prince and the French President held an expanded meeting in the presence of the delegations of the two countries, according to Saudi Press Agency
For western countries desperate to find new sources of energy, the 36-year-old de-facto leader of the world's biggest oil producer has become an essential figure.
- While this was Biden's fifth talk with Xi since becoming president a year and a half ago, it's getting hard...
The virtual summit lasting over two hours took place as Beijing and Washington increasingly risk open conflict over the self-ruling island
Once considered unlikely, an invasion, or lesser form of military action against Taiwan, is increasingly seen by China watchers as possible





















