News in brief
Recent shipping data indicate that the majority of commercial vessels crossing the Strait of Hormuz have continued to use the Iranian shipping lane despite heightened geopolitical tensions in the region. According to maritime tracking information, nine of the eleven ships that transited the strategic......
The construction sector in Morocco is set to benefit from a new strategic cooperation aimed at bridging the gap between professional training and industry requirements. The Office of Vocational Training and Employment Promotion (OFPPT) and the Travaux Généraux de Construction de Casablanca......
A group of Democratic members of the United States Congress has criticized Washington's current policy toward Cuba, arguing that recent measures have worsened the island's humanitarian and economic challenges. The lawmakers made their remarks after a multi-day visit to Cuba, where they met......
The family of American seismologist Youlin Chen has publicly appealed for his release after more than 20 months in Chinese detention, intensifying pressure on Beijing as diplomatic efforts between the United States and China have yet to secure his freedom. Chen, who was arrested in November 2024 on......
Vietnamese authorities have launched a major investigation into an alleged international diamond smuggling operation connected to the country's largest listed jewellery company, Phu Nhuan Jewelry (PNJ). The probe focuses on the suspected illegal importation of approximately 28,000 diamonds with an......
Leaders of the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) are expected to extend the tenure of Sierra Leonean President Julius Maada Bio as chair of the regional bloc during the organization's 69th Ordinary Summit, scheduled to take place in Freetown. According to regional reports, no alternative......
The death toll from severe flooding and landslides in Bangladesh has risen to 56 after days of torrential rainfall triggered widespread devastation across several regions of the country. Authorities continue rescue and relief operations as weather forecasts warn that more rain could worsen the situation. The......
Workspace Group has indicated it could accelerate property disposals as it prepares for a shareholder confrontation with activist investor Saba Capital Management, which has become the company's largest shareholder after significantly increasing its stake. The UK flexible workspace provider said......
Britain's competition regulator has approved eBay's planned acquisition of fashion resale platform Depop from Etsy, removing a significant regulatory obstacle as the U.S. ecommerce company moves forward with its expansion in the fast-growing second-hand fashion market. The decision follows an......
Thames Water has reaffirmed that it has sufficient financial resources to continue operating until the final quarter of 2026, while intensifying efforts to secure a recapitalisation agreement that executives describe as essential to the company's future. The utility, Britain's largest water......
Angola has officially added the Chinese yuan to the list of foreign currencies that commercial banks can use to meet mandatory reserve requirements, marking a significant step in the country's efforts to diversify its financial system and strengthen monetary stability. The decision, announced by......
Germany experienced a significant increase in deaths during the intense heatwave that struck the country in late June, with preliminary official data indicating a sharp rise in mortality compared with previous years. According to early estimates from Germany's Federal Statistical Office, the number......
Al Hoceima is once again welcoming thousands of visitors as the summer season reaches its peak, reaffirming its reputation as one of Morocco’s most attractive coastal destinations. With crystal-clear Mediterranean waters, scenic beaches, and spectacular mountain landscapes, the northern city continues......
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