- 4 April, 2025
Egypt Urges Swift Implementation of Gaza Ceasefire Deal Over Diplomatic Push
Egypt’s chief diplomat Badr Abdelatty said a ceasefire has been agreed on for Gaza, and both Israel and Hamas should proceed with it “as soon
Morocco Faces Backlash Over Alleged Mass Culling of Stray Dogs Ahead of 2030 FIFA World Cup
The Moroccan government is under pressure for having allegedly planned to kill about 3 million stray dogs towards preparation for the 2030 FIFA World Cup.
Can Egypt’s Wind Farms Lead Carbon Emissions Down by 2.5M Tons?
Egypt will be moving in its renewable energy sector through its two 550 MW wind farms in the Gulf of Suez region, the biggest onshore
Italy Pledges Support for Lebanon-Israel Ceasefire Through UNIFIL
According to IANS, the Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Affairs Minister of Italy, Antonio Tajani said that Italy will continue to support the implementation of
Cecilia Sala Freed from Iran: Meloni Thanks Diplomats Amid Italy-Iran Diplomatic Tensions
Italian journalist Cecilia Sala was in Iran for three weeks. She was detained in Iran but noe she has been released and is returning home.
California: Palisades Fire and Eaton Fire force thousands to flee
California is facing intense blazes and strong traffic jams as more than 30,000 people flee into safety. The fire affecting an upscale section of the
Golden Globes highlight: Is Zendaya sparking engagement rumours?
Golden Globes 2025 has been a celebration of all things entertainment. But romance also seems to be in the air. Just like last year, Timothee
France and Germany Push for Stability in Syria During Historic Diplomatic Visit
Foreign Minister of Germany Annalena Baerbock and French diplomat Jean-Noel Barrot visited to Saydnaya prison of Syria on Friday. This visit was scheduled as a
Perkins Strengthens Moroccan Presence with New Distributor Appointment
To expand market share in North Africa, the global power systems provider, Perkins, has appointed Comapire as a new authorised distributor in Morocco. The company
Lockheed, Raytheon, Boeing: China’s Sanctions List Expands Amid Taiwan Conflict
China has sanctioned seven other US military firms, including Boeing’s subsidiary In Situ last week and on Thursday they have announced sanctions on 28 more