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The burning of the Quran by an Iraqi resident in Sweden was denounced on Thursday by Iraq, Iran, Saudi Arabia, and other Middle Eastern countries, who also warned that such actions “inflame”

The foreign ministries in Cairo and Ankara announced “improved diplomatic relations” between the two nations “at the ambassadorial level,” and they also mentioned the appointments of Turkish Salih Mutlu Sen in Cairo

Restrictions on the import of Ukrainian agricultural products imposed by five member states in an effort to defend local farmers will be extended by the European Union until September 15, the commission

US officials claim that the Biden administration is working tirelessly behind the scenes to maintain the unity of the European allies against Russia as Moscow continues to cut its energy supplies to

August 22, KYIV – According to local authorities, Ukraine’s capital Kyiv forbade public celebrations this week honoring the country’s independence from the Russian-dominated Soviet Union, and its second-largest city Kharkiv imposed a

After selling out the Tottenham stadium, Nigerian music artist Wizkid records another enormous accomplishment for Afrobeats. Over 60,000 people allegedly attended the Grammy winner’s first stadium headlining performance in the United Kingdom

The cargo ship carrying thousands of automobiles that caught fire is being hauled to a port in the northern Netherlands. The vehicle carrier that has been burning for almost a week has

Off the back of lower energy prices and in line with experts’ predictions, official statistics on Wednesday showed that Britain’s annual inflation rate plunged in July to a 15-month low. According to

According to a preliminary assessment released by the national statistics office on Wednesday, the Dutch economy shrank for the second consecutive quarter, indicating a “mild recession” there. According to a statement from