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The launch of a new EU treaty with the African, Caribbean and Pacific (ACP) group of states was overshadowed by disputes over the clean-energy transition, critical minerals, and the refusal of over 30 countries to sign the treaty this week.

A Houthi rebel missile strike set a British-owned cargo ship ablaze in the Gulf of Aden after the Iran-backed terror group announced it would ban US, UK and Israeli ships from operating in the Red Sea, the US military said.

A Houthi rebel missile strike set a British-owned cargo ship ablaze in the Gulf of Aden after the Iran-backed terror group announced it would ban US, UK and Israeli ships from operating in the Red Sea, the US military said.

The resource-rich country, now facing a major rebel attack, has been racked by conflict for more than 30 years.

India News: Indian Navy swiftly responds to distress call from Iranian fishing vessel and extends medical aid to the crew. The Indian Naval ship INS Shivalik Mission rendered medical assistance including critical medical supplies to the 18 Pakistani crew onboard.

Following the conversion of Law Decree No. 161 of 15 November 2023, known as the Mattei Plan, which occurred on 11 January 2024, the Italian Government hosted in Rome the Italy-Africa...

Luanda, Feb 20 (Prensa Latina) Angola and the European Union (EU) will sign four financing agreements in the context of a program to support the country's socioeconomic development, Ambassador here Rosário Bento Pais said on Monday.

WESTERN BUREAU: DEPUTY SPEAKER of Jamaica’s House of Representatives, Heroy Clarke, created history in Luanda, Angola, on Saturday when he was elected as the first president of the Caribbean-European Parliamentary Assembly Organization of Africa,...

Canadian Foreign Minister Melanie Joly asked her Chinese counterpart Wang Yi to “help influence the Houthis to keep the Red Sea open.”