The latest published reporting from this region.
In Tunisia, powerful heatwaves are driving power cuts and water shortage. While the country has been dealing with structural water scarcity and recurring drought for years, the current crisis is fuelling…
Read moreFrench President Emmanuel Macron met Britain’s new Prime Minister, Andy Burnham, for official talks at 10 Downing Street. The meeting came a day after the pair were joined by King Charles and Queen Camilla…
Read moreVietnam afronta una paradoja demográfica: después de más de cuatro décadas promoviendo una política de dos hijos para controlar el crecimiento de su población, ahora sus autoridades buscan exactamente…
Read more🇹🇳 In Tunisia, the so-called “conspiracy” mega trial resumes this Thursday in cassation. 37 defendants, including opponents, were convicted in this case in April 2025. For the families of the detainees, it…
Read moreThe US trade deficit in July widened to its largest since March 2025, government data showed Thursday, as imports climbed on the back of the booming AI tech build-out.
Read moreThe New York Stock Exchange is moving higher on Thursday, driven by a clear drop in American borrowing costs and a rekindled debate on the future of the monetary policy of the American central bank (Fed).
Read moreThe United States announced Thursday that it had returned to Lebanon pieces of lead coffins dating back to the Roman era, which were illegally removed from the southern city of Tire and recovered after an investigation conducted by the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI).
Read moreThe President of the Spanish Government, Pedro Sánchez, confronted all groups in Parliament, including his own party, over the immigration situation in Ceuta. Sánchez insisted that they have no evidence…
Read moreDozens of activists and family members of those detained in the “conspiracy against state security” case participated this morning in a protest in front of the Tunisian Court of Cassation, coinciding with the court’s consideration of the appeals submitted against the rulings issued in…
Read moreOn Thursday, the Tunisian Court of Cassation upheld prison sentences ranging from five to 45 years, issued against dozens of figures, including opponents and lawyers, in the case of “conspiracy against state security,” according to what families and lawyers said. It is considered a ruling…
Read moreIn Nepal, after the collapse of part of a glacier on the border with Tibet, the risk has not completely disappeared. Temporary water reservoirs, lands weakened by the monsoon, glacial lakes, etc.
Read morePortuguese Carlos Queiroz will continue his mission as coach of the Ghanaian national team, despite initially announcing his departure from his position following the team’s exit from the World Cup, according to what the Ghana Football Association announced on Thursday.
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