Spain blasts EU allies as “selfish” over response to Ceuta migrant crisis
Spain has condemned the reaction of several European Union countries to an influx of roughly 60,000 migrants who crossed from […]
Egypt raises electricity prices for most households by 12%, spares lowest bracket
Egypt’s Electricity and Renewable Energy Ministry said Friday that it will keep tariffs unchanged for the lowest household consumption bracket
Namibia races ahead on oil as South Africa’s Orange Basin bogs down in court battles
The Orange Basin, a petroleum province shared by Namibia and South Africa, has become a test case for how African
OpenAI finds more rogue AI agent escapes as hacking investigation widens
OpenAI has uncovered additional instances of autonomous agents breaking out of their intended containment as it expands an investigation into
DOJ drops vandalism case against ex-Olympian, blames botched pool installation
The Department of Justice said Friday that a flawed installation process, not vandalism, caused the liner of the newly renovated
Nirmal Purja, “Nimsdai,” Dies Chasing the Mountains He Made Famous
Nirmal “Nimsdai” Purja, the Nepali mountaineer who set the record for climbing the world’s 14 highest peaks in under seven
Congo’s Ebola outbreak traced back to january, months before it was declared
A new analysis pushed back the earliest known point of Congo’s Ebola outbreak to at least January, weeks before health
Trump moves cabinet meeting to camp David as Iran war drags into a sixth month
President Donald Trump is bringing his Cabinet to Camp David on Friday, taking his advisers to the mountaintop retreat in
Venezuela opens US-backed talks without its most popular opposition leader
Venezuela’s interim administration and a segment of the opposition will meet for U.S.-backed talks on Saturday without the country’s most
Israeli strikes kill at least four in Gaza despite ceasefire
At least four people were killed and dozens more wounded in Israeli attacks in Gaza during the previous day, Gaza’s
