Libyan authorities intercept over 100 migrants off coast

Libyan authorities have intercepted 113 migrants off the country's coast and recovered three bodies in separate operations over three days.

Russia sentences ex-deputy army chief to 17 years in jail for $12.7m corruption

Khalil Arslanov, the former deputy chief of Russian army's General Staff, has been sentenced to 17 years in prison for theft of over $12.7 million belonging to Defence Ministry.

Egypt's central bank expected to keep interest rates steady

The Central Bank of Egypt is likely to leave its main overnight interest rates unchanged on Thursday, a Reuters poll suggests.

Football returns to conflict-riven Sudan as elite clubs go back home

League football has returned to war-hit Sudan for the first time in more than two years with a one-month competition being organised for eight clubs.

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Rare earth elements (REEs), vital to tech from F-35s to iPhones, are dominated by China. The US depends on one mine and allies, but now Türkiye is entering the race.

Mohammad Eslami

To be (nuclear) or not to be: Iran’s NPT dilemma after US strikes

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Libyan authorities intercept over 100 migrants off coast

Libyan authorities have intercepted 113 migrants off the country's coast and recovered three bodies in separate operations over three days.

Russia sentences ex-deputy army chief to 17 years in jail for $12.7m corruption

Khalil Arslanov, the former deputy chief of Russian army's General Staff, has been sentenced to 17 years in prison for theft of over $12.7 million belonging to Defence Ministry.

Egypt's central bank expected to keep interest rates steady

The Central Bank of Egypt is likely to leave its main overnight interest rates unchanged on Thursday, a Reuters poll suggests.

Closing vaccine gaps: Why Mpox is Africa’s latest wake-up call

Africa is racing to close vaccine gaps amid emerging public health emergencies, funding hurdles and the challenge of scaling manufacturing without a clear view of future demand.

Mali's Ousmane Dicko: At 17, AI trailblazer redefines mentorship

DRC-Rwanda deal: Will the US-brokered treaty survive?

Football returns to conflict-riven Sudan as elite clubs go back home

League football has returned to war-hit Sudan for the first time in more than two years with a one-month competition being organised for eight clubs.

Opinion

Mineral rush: China’s grip, America’s gamble and Türkiye’s rise

Rare earth elements (REEs), vital to tech from F-35s to iPhones, are dominated by China. The US depends on one mine and allies, but now Türkiye is entering the race.

Mohammad Eslami

To be (nuclear) or not to be: Iran’s NPT dilemma after US strikes

Rabia Yavuz

Gaza forces us to ask: Whose grief is allowed to be public?

By Ozan Ahmet Cetin

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By Salman Niyazi

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Mineral rush: China’s grip, America’s gamble and Türkiye’s rise

Rare earth elements (REEs), vital to tech from F-35s to iPhones, are dominated by China. The US depends on one mine and allies, but now Türkiye is entering the race.

Mohammad Eslami