Cote d’Ivoire visit gives India’s Africa outreach new momentum
India says Kirit Vardhan Singh’s Cote d’Ivoire visit will strengthen growing bilateral ties….reports Africa Daily News Desk India’s engagement with Africa received fresh impetus
Houthis Claim Attacks On Saudi Ship, Forces In Yemen
Houthis claimed attacks on a Saudi military equipment transport ship and Saudi-backed forces in Yemen…reports Asian Lite News Desk Yemen’s Houthi group has claimed
Africa-Arab Partners Back Collective Action
African Union and League of Arab States officials reaffirm stronger cooperation on trade, migration, food security and peace ahead of the partnership’s 50th anniversary,
Houthis claim fresh missile attacks on Saudi oil tankers
Yemen’s Houthi movement has claimed responsibility for two missile attacks targeting Saudi oil tankers in the Gulf of Aden and the Red Sea…reports Asian
Iran War Deepens Child Hunger Crisis in Nigeria
Aid workers say rising fuel prices linked to the Iran conflict have intensified food insecurity in northern Nigeria, where growing numbers of children are
Middle East Conflict Hurting Africa, Leaders Warn
African leaders have warned that the renewed conflict in the Middle East is fuelling inflation, disrupting supply chains and worsening economic pressures across the
Saudi Tanker Catches Fire After Red Sea Attack as Houthis Claim Strike
A Saudi company-owned oil tanker caught fire after coming under attack in the Red Sea, while Yemen’s Houthi movement claimed responsibility for targeting two
Yemen’s Houthis Announce Maritime Blockade on Saudi Shipping
Yemen’s Houthi movement has announced a maritime blockade targeting Saudi shipping, saying the move is a response to what it described as an ongoing
Houthi attack kills 14 Yemeni soldiers in Hodeidah
Government forces recapture frontline barracks after hours of fierce fighting with rebels….reports Asian Lite News Desk At least 14 Yemeni government soldiers have been
Marib Bears Brunt of Yemen Crisis
UN figures show millions of Yemenis remain displaced as conflict, natural disasters and economic collapse continue to fuel one of the world’s deepest humanitarian
