- The second round of UN-facilitated talks aiming to resolve Sudan's political crisis following a military coup has been postponed, a...
UN, AU and regional bloc IGAD launched "direct talks" to break the political stalemate in Sudan since last October's military takeover
Military officials of Sudan, representatives of several political parties and senior members of ex-rebel groups attended the "direct talk' on Wednesday
- The Bahrain government on Saturday denied there were "active" cases of tuberculosis in its prisons after the Amnesty International rights...
The Gulf state's health ministry said one case in quarantine for the past two weeks is now in "stable condition" but there are "no active tuberculosis cases" among prison inmates
The World Health Organization says that tuberculosis kills 1.5 million people each year, making it the world's top infectious killer
- The WTO agreements on fisheries subsidies and a Covid vaccine patent waiver moved a step closer to completion Saturday after...
World Trade Organization's first high-level meeting in five years where trade ministers and officials from 164 countries will meet
The global trade body said a draft text on a deal banning subsidies favoring overfishing had been handed over to the ministers
- The OPEC Fund for International Development will improve fiscal transparency, promote private sector development and enable environmental reforms
The comprehensive plan will improve fiscal transparency, promote private sector development
The plan will enable environmental reforms in the energy and waste management sectors
- Clashes between armed groups erupted in Libya's capital on Friday night, according to local media, as the country reels from...
The intense fighting involved two influential militias from western Libya, local media reported.
After a 2011 revolt toppled the dictator Mouammar Kadhafi, political infighting has plagued oil-rich Libya
- Lebanon said Friday it will resume appointments to issue and renew passports next week after suspending such bookings in late...
General security had stopped passport services because the Lebanese government failed to pay a passport printing company
Struggling with financial crisis, passport renewal requests in Lebanon surged tenfold since 2020
- An Israeli missile attack early Friday hit several targets south of the Syrian capital Damascus, wounding at least one civilian,...
Syrian air defenses intercepted most of the missiles but those that reached their target left at least one civilian wounded and caused material damage
The monitor, which relies on a wide network of sources across Syria, said that at least three such positions were hit, leaving a number of people wounded





















