Egypt raised fuel prices by up to 14.8% on Friday, state media said, the first hike of 2025 under the government’s plan to cut subsidies in line with an $8 billion IMF support package. The move follows last month’s $1.2 billion disbursement after the IMF’s fourth loan review. Egypt has secured successive IMF deals since 2016, including a $12 billion package to stabilize its economy after years of political unrest.
Republican Congressman Joe Wilson announced on Friday that he will initiate legislation to label the Polisario Front as a terrorist
Italy’s Eni will invest around €8 billion in Libya over the next four years to boost energy production, according
Since the start of this year the bodies of over 100 African migrants have been recovered from Atlantic waters off
A delegation led by Hamas chief negotiator Khalil al-Hayya is reportedly enroute to Cairo Saturday for Gaza ceasefire talks with
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