Supporting African development and tackling the dangers posed by artificial intelligence (AI) will be two key themes for Italy during its one-year presidency of the Group of Seven, Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni said on Thursday.
Thousands of teachers took to the streets of Rabat on Thursday, demanding a fair reform of their status in the education sector, which has been disrupted by strikes for three months.
North Korea recently provided Russia with ballistic missiles and launchers for use in Moscow's war against Ukraine, the White House said on Thursday, citing newly declassified intelligence.
Dubai stocks climbed on Thursday, with the main index gaining 0.240%, or 10 points, to settle at 4,087.350, while ADX General Index closed slightly down at 9,650.100 pts, or 0.673% lower than the last trading session.
U.S. top diplomat Antony Blinken will depart on Thursday for a week of diplomacy on Israel’s war in Gaza, visiting Israel and the West Bank, as well as Turkey, Greece, Jordan, Qatar, the United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia and Egypt.
A Tunisian anti-terrorism unit arrested Al Jazeera reporter Samir Sassi late on Wednesday, the Tunisian journalists' union said.
The number of tourists visiting Israel rose in 2023 compared with 2022, although it plunged in October after war broke out between Israel and Hamas and remained low for the rest of the year, the Israeli tourism ministry said on Thursday.
The slain deputy chief of Hamas, Saleh al-Arouri, was buried in the Palestinian camp of Shatila in Beirut on Thursday, amid throngs of mourners launching volleys of gunfire.
Iranian leaders vowed revenge on Thursday for two explosions that killed nearly 100 people at a ceremony to commemorate top Revolutionary Guards commander Qassem Soleimani on the anniversary of his death in a U.S. drone attack. The Islamic State claims responsibility.
In a world where geopolitical influence is often wielded as a powerful tool, recent allegations against U.S. Senator Robert Menendez shed light on the murky waters of international influence-peddling. This time, the accusations point to not one, but two countries: Egypt and Qatar.
In a bid to address a prolonged political crisis and streamline the governance of the oil-rich Gulf state, Kuwait's newly crowned Emir, Mechaal al-Ahmad al-Jaber Al-Sabah, has appointed seasoned diplomat Mohammed Sabah al-Salem Al-Sabah as the new Prime Minister.
Israel's wartime economy will get a much-awaited boost as the military gradually releases reservists fighting in the Gaza Strip so they can return to their jobs and jumpstart softening growth.
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