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The Tunisian, Algerian and Libyan leaders agreed on Wednesday on "equitable exploitation" of groundwater reserves in the northern Sahara, straddling the three countries. With more…
Read moreIn recent days, viral publications seem to show Iran under snow... even though the country is very affected by droughts. Enough to fuel the rumor: according to Internet users, this…
Read moreAtlético and Arsenal drew (1-1) on Wednesday at the Metropolitano stadium in Madrid in the semi-final first leg of the Champions League. Both teams scored from the penalty spot.
Read moreFlorida has become latest state to redraw map, as national electoral landscape transforms before midterm elections.
Read moreMali is still shaken by the attacks carried out last Saturday by Jnim jihadists and FLA rebels. Kidal is under their control. They are now targeting Gao and asking the Russians to…
Read moreThe Department of Justice filed an indictment against Rubén Rocha and other government officials, accusing them of "conspiring with leaders of the Sinaloa cartel to import massive quantities...
Read moreThe energy shock and economic headwinds caused by the Iran war have increased uncertainty in Latin America – but the region remains resilient. That's according to Ilan Goldfajn, president of the Inter-American…
Read moreColombian President Gustavo Petro vowed to “wean” the country’s economy off oil and coal when he was elected in 2022. But as his term draws to a close – with the first round of a presidential election…
Read moreJust over a month ago, Israel released new maps of the Gaza Strip that placed thousands of displaced Palestinians inside an expanded no-go zone, within boundaries that the military says it can continue to change. While the Israeli army refrained...
Read moreA team of Iranian football officials left Canada before the start of this week's FIFA Congress due to the "inappropriate behaviour" of immigration officials at Toronto airport, Iranian media reported…
Read moreIn tonight's edition: Mali's separatist Tuareg rebels declare the country's junta will fall, a day after its military leader said the situation was under control. Also, DR Congo is set to put boots on…
Read moreFour days after the attacks by Jnim and Tuareg separatists in Mali, France calls on its nationals to leave the country as soon as possible, facing what it describes as a “security situation…
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