Jordan Bans Entry From Congo, Uganda Over Ebola Outbreak
The temporary ban follows growing concerns over the Ebola outbreak in Congo and Uganda….reports Asian Lite News Jordan has announced a temporary ban on the
Sisi, Macron Review Regional Developments
During the talks, Sisi reviewed Egypt’s ongoing efforts to contain current regional tensions….reports Asian Lite news Egyptian President Abdel-Fattah al-Sisi and French President Emmanuel
Pakistan, Egypt Team up For Middle East Peace
Pakistan and Egypt have concluded a joint counterterrorism military exercise aimed at strengthening defence cooperation amid wider efforts to support stability and ease tensions
Turkey Courts Africa, Algeria Steps Forward
Algeria is set to deepen diplomatic and strategic ties with Turkey as President Abdelmadjid Tebboune visits Ankara for high level talks with President Recep
Nigeria Stands With Gulf Allies, Says Tinubu
Nigerian President expresses solidarity with Gulf nations affected during US Israel Iran tensions…reports Africa Newsdesk Bola Tinubu has expressed Nigeria’s solidarity with Gulf nations affected
West Asia War Damaging Energy Security, Says South African Envoy
South African High Commissioner Anil Sooklal warns prolonged conflict in West Asia is harming global energy security and economic growth….reports Asian Lite News Anil
UN Chief Hails Ceasefire Deal
The agreement was announced by US President Donald Trump following discussions with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Lebanese President Joseph Aoun…reports Asian Lite
Life Without Legal Status In The UK
The UK’s Hard Line on Illegal Migration: Secure Borders, Stricter Employment Rules, and the Harsh Reality of Life Without Legal Status Attempting to enter
World Bank Approves $500m for Morocco, Big Push for Jobs and SMEs
Major financing package aims to expand job opportunities, strengthen small businesses, and accelerate the country’s transition towards clean energy and sustainable growth…reports Africa Daily
Middle East War Could Hit Africa GDP, African Union Warns
African Union stressed that the conflict, which has already triggered a trade shock, could quickly become “a cost-of-living crisis” through higher fuel and food
