On June 19, a Turkish energy team will speak with representatives from the Iraqi oil industry in Baghdad to discuss the restart of Iraq’s norBasim Mohammed, the deputy oil minister for upstream issues in Iraq, told Reuters on Thursday that a Turkish energy team will meet with Iraqi oil authoritiesRead More →
Prince Faisal bin Farhan, the foreign minister of Saudi Arabia, is scheduled to go to Tehran on Saturday, according to the semi-official Tasnim news agency in Iran. According to Tasnim, he will meet with Iranian authorities. In a pact mediated by China, Iran and Saudi Arabia decided in March toRead More →
An important Russian envoy to the United States stated early on Wednesday that a “transparent and objective” international probe is required into the explosions at the Nord Stream natural gas pipelines. Andrey Ledenev, minister-counsellor at the embassy, commented on claims that the US apparently advised Ukraine not to strike theRead More →
Three individuals were discovered dead on the street in Nottingham, England’s capital city, and three more were taken to the hospital after an attempt to run them over with a vehicle, according to British police, who claimed a man had been detained on suspicion of murder. Just after 4 a.m.Read More →
Australia (Reuters) – In Australia’s New South Wales (NSW) state, a chartered bus transporting wedding guests slid down a ramp at a roundabout, killing at least 10 people and injuring 25, according to authorities. Around 11:30 p.m. (1330 GMT) on Sunday, the tragedy happened close to Greta, a town inRead More →
TUNIS: On Sunday, politicians from the EU, Italy, and the Netherlands travelled to Tunisia to discuss ways to support the country’s struggling economy and stem the influx of unauthorised immigrants into Europe. The IMF is currently negotiating a rescue loan for the north African nation, which serves as a mainRead More →
BOGOTA – Four Indigenous children who had been missing in Colombia’s Amazon jungle for more than a month were discovered alive and airlifted to the capital Bogota early Saturday. The youngsters, who survived a tiny plane accident in the bush, were flown to a military airfield by an army medicalRead More →
This week, Norway’s Climate and Environmental Research Institute NILU reported that smoke from Canadian wildfires had been seen thousands of miles away. According to researcher Nikolaos Evangeliou, “very weak” quantities of smoke particles have been found since Monday, particularly at the Birkenes observatory in southern Norway. The intensity, direction, andRead More →
MOSCOW – Russian President Vladimir Putin accused Ukraine on Wednesday of demolishing the Kakhovka dam at the request of the West, calling it a “barbaric” war crime that intensified the confrontation with Moscow. The massive Soviet-era Kakhovka dam, which is controlled by Russia, was burst early Tuesday, releasing flooding acrossRead More →
ISTANBUL: On Wednesday, more than a week after President Recep Tayyip Erdogan’s reelection, the Turkish lira hit a new low versus the US dollar. Prior to the presidential election, the central bank had supported the currency, but at roughly 0645 GMT, it had fallen 5% to 22.77 lira to theRead More →
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