G7 to commit $2.5 bn for food-insecure countries: French econ minister
Bangkok, Thailand: G7 countries pledged to allocate $2.5 billion to address food insecurity in vulnerable nations, French economy minister Roland Lescure said on Thursday. Speaking in Bangkok on the sidelines of the annual meetings of the IMF and the World Bank, Lescure said the World Bank had iden»»»
Finance Bill 2027: Funding line of TND 100 million for small olive growers and cooperatives
Tunis,Oct.15 (TAP) - The 2027 Finance Bill proposes new mechanisms aimed at improving the olive oil sector, with the aim of supporting small-scale farmers and strengthening the capacities of the sector's stakeholders.In this respect, Article 37...»»»
Drunk driver with no licence accused of fatal hit-and-run in Hungary
A 36-year-old woman has been charged over a fatal hit-and-run near Szigetszentmiklós, Hungary, after allegedly drunk driving without a driving licence, killing an electric tricycle rider and leaving the victim without assistance. Drunk woman with no driving licence caused fatal accident The Budakör»»»
Egypt tightens wheat import requirements as Black Sea supplies shrink
DUBAI: Egypt’s state grain buyer Future of Egypt has tightened quality requirements for wheat imports by requiring a minimum ‘baking-strength’ rating of 160W, three traders said, a move that could further narrow sourcing options as disruptions to Black Sea grain exports increase. FoE did not issue »»»
Praise for Saudi airport worker who guided passengers to safety during Riyadh attack
MAKKAH: As shocked travelers fled in search of safety during the evacuation of King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh following the Houthi attack on Oct. 10, Saudi airport employee Abeer Al-Ajmi remained at her post, guiding travelers through the terminal and helping them to make their way out»»»
'Great to be back!' Harry, Meghan in first joint outing since UK return
Nottingham, United Kingdom: Britain's Prince Harry and his wife on Thursday carried out their first joint engagement since their surprise move back to the UK in August, with Meghan telling wellwishers: "It's great to be back." King Charles III's 42-year-old younger son and Meghan, 45 -- who left Br»»»
Amir leaves Azerbaijan
Doha, Qatar: The Amir HH Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al-Thani departed on Thursday from Baku, the capital of the Republic of Azerbaijan, following his participation in the 7th Summit of the Conference on Interaction and Confidence Building Measures in Asia (CICA). HH the Amir was seen off at Heydar Aliy»»»
Beyond Internal Security: Pakistan-Russia Cooperation Potential Boosted After Kolokoltsev's Visit
Experts have assessed the results of Russian Interior Minister Vladimir Kolokoltsev's visit to Pakistan — the first ever by a head of the Russian Interior Ministry. Kolokoltsev met with Pakistan's top leadership, including Chief of the General Staff Asim Munir, Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif, Interi»»»
BMF GRUP acquires ENGIE Building Solutions and accelerates its expansion in energy services and critical infrastructure
BMF GRUP, an entrepreneurial group founded in Romania in 2011, has acquired ENGIE Building Solutions S.R.L. from ENGIE Servicii, a company owned by ENGIE Romania. ENGIE Building Solutions specializes in energy services for buildings, integrated technical management, and energy efficiency and decarb»»»
Uganda August coffee shipments down 14 percent on drought
KAMPALA: Uganda’s coffee exports fell 13.7 percent in August from a year earlier, as a prolonged drought reduced the harvest in some areas, a report and an industry player said. Coffee, alongside gold, are the east African country’s largest foreign exchange earners while Uganda is also Africa’s lar»»»
Hundreds hold protest over Bali fuel shortage
DENPASAR, Indonesia: Hundreds of people protested a petrol shortage that authorities have blamed on supply disruptions on Indonesia’s resort island of Bali on Thursday, as hours-long queues built up at gas stations. Officials urged residents to stay calm this week, noting there was enough fuel to g»»»
Nord Stream Trial Could Only Lead to Ukrainian Leadership ‘Reshuffling’ - Expert
The ongoing trial of a Ukrainian man accused of participating in the destruction of the Nord Stream gas pipelines in 2022 is unlikely to have a meaningful impact on Germany’s involvement in the Ukrainian conflict, German political analyst and independent journalist Dr. Gregor Spitzen tells Sputnik.»»»
Serbia to host meeting of Swiss-led IMF Constituency in 2030
BANGKOK - In 2030, Serbia will host a meeting of the Swiss-led IMF Constituency, through which it exercises its rights in the IMF. "NBS representatives, acting on behalf of the Republic of Serbia, took part in a meeting of the Swiss-led IMF Constituency in Bangkok, on the sidelines of the Annual Me»»»
ASF President Alexandru Petrescu and U.S. Ambassador to Romania Darryl Nirenberg: Partnership with U.S. Institutions to support a more competitive romanian financial market
“Together with my colleagues on the Board of the Financial Supervisory Authority (ASF), I welcomed His Excellency Mr. Darryl Nirenberg, Ambassador of the United States of America to Romania, to our headquarters today. Our discussions centered on cooperation with U.S. institutions and dialogue with »»»
Syria arrests militia leader accused of 2013 Baniyas massacre
DAMASCUS: Syrian authorities on Thursday said they arrested a militia leader whose armed forces backed ousted leader Bashar Assad during the country’s civil war and carried out several civilian massacres. Ali Kayali, also known as Mihrac Ural, is accused of playing a key role in the 2013 Baniyas ma»»»
Plovdiv Court of Appeal Upholds Detention Order of Plovdiv Hospital Clinic Head in NHIF Fraud Case
The Plovdiv Court of Appeal upheld the pre-trial detention order against Prof. Mariela Geneva-Popova, imposed by the Plovdiv District Court, the press office of the Palace of Justice announced on Thursday. The accused, Geneva-Popova, and Artmed Medical Centre accountant Adrian Belov, who did not ap»»»
NATO chief says discussed with Zelensky ‘importance of implementing an energy ceasefire’
BRUSSELS: NATO chief Mark Rutte said Thursday he discussed with Ukraine’s President Volodymyr Zelensky the importance of enacting an energy truce with Russia and maintaining supplies of US weapons for Kyiv. I began my visit to Brussels with a meeting with @SecGenNATO Mark Rutte. As always, we are c»»»
Saudi, Greek defense ministers condemn Houthi attacks, discuss regional security
RIYADH: Saudi Defense Minister Prince Khalid bin Salman and his Greek counterpart, Nikos Dendias, on Thursday condemned the recent Houthi attacks on the Kingdom and discussed their impact on regional security and stability.During their meeting in Riyadh, the two ministers also reviewed ways to stre»»»
Saudi, Greek Defense Ministers discuss regional developments
Riyadh: Saudi Minister of Defense Prince Khalid bin Salman bin Abdulaziz met on Thursday with his visiting Greek counterpart, Nikolaos Dendias. The two ministers reviewed regional developments, the impact of Houthi attacks on Saudi Arabia, and avenues to strengthen bilateral defense cooperation.»»»
US-Israel-Iran war: What UAE residents need to know this evening, October 15, 2026
Houthi strikes on Riyadh airport, Saudi flight cancellations and Hormuz shipping attacks Dubai: The conflict between Saudi Arabia and Yemen’s Houthis dominated the region on Thursday, October 15, with new figures on the toll of attacks on Riyadh’s main airport, a cruise missile intercepted near Mad»»»
Less than a month after its launch, 15,000 customers have already opened an investment account through ING Invest
ING Bank Romania announces that 15,000 customers have already opened an investment account through ING Invest, less than a month after its launch. The new investment platform is available directly through the ING Home’Bank mobile app, enabling customers to buy and sell shares and exchange-traded fu»»»
CONFIDENT Agency marks 15 years in Romania with new positioning: “Consider it DONE”
Marking 15 years of activity, CONFIDENT announces “Consider it DONE”, a positioning that formalizes the operating model the agency has built and refined over time. The concept starts with the client’s business challenge, around which the agency brings together the marketing and communications exper»»»
Commercial goods are no longer entering Gaza, raising fears of worsening shortages in the territory
JERUSALEM: No commercial goods have entered the Gaza Strip for two days, Israeli authorities said on Thursday, blaming the suspension on merchants angered by taxes imposed by Hamas — a claim that Palestinian importers deny. The halt to commercial shipments, including fruit and winter clothing, cuts»»»
Manouba School of Engineering to launch SmartSDG Tunisia platform to monitor SDGs
TUNIS, Oct. 15, 2026 (TAP) - The Manouba School of Engineering (MSE) will launch “SmartSDG Tunisia” on November 26, a fully Tunisian digital platform that harnesses artificial intelligence and satellite imagery to monitor sustainable development...»»»
Egypt will not accept any threat to Saudi, Red Sea security: Al-Sisi
Egyptian President Abdel Fattah Al-Sisi said Egypt will not accept any threat to Saudi Arabia’s security or borders, or to Red Sea security, warning that deep geopolitical shifts in the region will have consequences. He described Egypt and Saudi Arabia as the heart of the Arab and Islamic worlds an»»»
32 schools to compete in basketball Mini World Cup for 2026–2027 season
DOHA: The Local Organizing Committee of the FIBA Basketball World Cup Qatar 2027, in collaboration with the Qatar School Sports Federation (QSSF), has announced the group allocations for the new season of the Mini World Cup, which will bring together 32 schools in a competition designed to broaden »»»
Syrian authorities seize 87,000 Captagon pills in Damascus
LONDON: Syria’s anti-drug authority said on Thursday it arrested a suspected drug dealer in Damascus and seized 87,000 Captagon pills in his possession. The suspect and the seized drugs were referred to judicial authorities for legal proceedings, the state-run agency SANA reported, citing the Drug »»»
Gaza death toll reaches 74,396 amid ongoing Israeli military campaign
LONDON: The death toll in the Gaza Strip rose on Thursday to 74,396, with 175,449 people injured since Israel launched its military campaign in the Palestinian coastal enclave in October 2023. Four people were killed on Thursday and nine were injured in an Israeli bombing, according to health autho»»»
Operation to Tow Drone-Damaged Ship CHELSEA-3 to Burgas Suspended Due to Bad Weather
An operation to secure and tow the drifting cargo ship CHELSEA-3 to the Bulgarian port of Burgas has been temporarily suspended by order of the Burgas harbour master due to sharply deteriorating weather conditions and rough seas, the Transport and Communications Ministry said on Thursday. At around»»»
Orascom Real Estate opens 1st phase of O West Sports Club Arab Finance For Information Technology
Arab Finance: Orascom Real Estate has opened the 17-feddan first phase of O West Sports Club in 6th of October City, with work underway on a second phase covering another 9 feddans, as per an emailed press release. Minister of Youth and Sports Gohar Nabil attended the inauguration alongside governm»»»
Houthis target presidential palace in Yemen's Aden
Yemen's Houthis on Thursday fired missiles at the presidential palace in Aden, which also serves as the headquarters of the internationally recognized government, security sources told AFP, while a journalist saw smoke rising from the site. "Houthi missiles targeted the Al-Maashiq presidential pala»»»
Glamocic: Serbia maintains excellent cooperation with FAO
ROME - Serbian caretaker Minister of Agriculture, Forestry and Water Management Dragan Glamocic said on Thursday in Rome Serbia and the Food and Agriculture Organisation of the United Nations (FAO) maintained excellent cooperation and that advancement of the Serbian agriculture sector would be cont»»»
Black Sea Ship Attacks Raise Fears for Bulgaria’s Summer Tourism BookingsOpinions
Recent attacks on ships in the Black Sea near Bulgaria have raised concerns among tourism industry representatives, who fear that reports of the incidents could undermine the country's reputation as a safe destination and slow early bookings for the next summer season, hoteliers Silvia Kyoseva and »»»
Presidential Candidate Iotova, Vice-Presidential Candidate Valchev Discuss 2027 Budget with Trade Unions
Presidential candidate Iliana Iotova and vice-presidential candidate Kiril Valchev met with representatives of the Confederation of Independent Trade Unions in Bulgaria (CITUB) and the Podkrepa Confederation of Labour on Thursday, focusing on the 2027 budget, collective bargaining, social dialogue »»»
EU-backed east Mediterranean undersea cable project applies to resume seabed research, Greece says
ATHENS: Greece said on Thursday the developer of an EU-backed undersea power cable scheme in the eastern Mediterranean has applied for a license to resume seabed surveying, key for the long-delayed project to move ahead. Construction of the Great Sea Interconnector (GSI) aims to link the European m»»»
Ex-leader of Northern Ireland’s largest unionist party sentenced to 15 years for sex abuse
LONDON: Jeffrey Donaldson, the former leader of Northern Ireland’s largest unionist party, was sentenced on Thursday to 15 years in prison for the rape and sex abuse of two girls decades ago. The judge said that Donaldson, 63, had expressed no “regret, apology or shame” for crimes that had blighted»»»
UK gives Eritrea visa curb ultimatum over migrant returns
LONDON: Britain’s interior minister warned Eritrea on Thursday it could face a complete visa ban unless it agrees to accept the return of more of its nationals. The warning from Shabana Mahmood came after the Democratic Republic of Congo agreed earlier this year to take back undocumented immigrants»»»
Damaged petroleum pipeline causes oil spill in central Syria
Damascus: A petroleum products pipeline extending from Baniyas to Homs leaked on Thursday in Hadida area of Homs countryside, central Syria, causing a major gasoline spill and leading to the closure of Homs-Tartus road. A source at the Syrian Petroleum Company said technical teams isolated and secu»»»
'Severe drought' declared in parts of UK
London: A "severe drought" was declared in parts of southern England on Thursday by the UK government, which said it took the decision following an "unprecedented period of extreme weather". The United Kingdom experienced its hottest summer on record in 2026, featuring several heatwaves and an exce»»»
Kosovo warns of renewed conflict with Serbia – Exclusive interview with FM Konjufca
Kosovo’s First Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister, Glauk Konjufca, has warned that the risk of renewed armed confrontation with Serbia must be taken seriously. In an exclusive interview with Hungary Insider, he accused Belgrade of pursuing territorial ambitions and called for stronger inter»»»
Emirati designer wins prestigious ADMAF x Dolce&Gabbana award for cultural fusion
Maitha Alansaari's cape blends Emirati heritage with Italian craftsmanship Abu Dhabi: Emirati fashion designer Maitha Alansaari has won the ADMAF x Dolce&Gabbana Design Award 2025. The prize includes a six-month internship at Dolce&Gabbana in Milan, starting in January 2027. The award is run by the»»»
Netanyahu says spoke with Sharaa during Sweida massacres
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said on Thursday that he had previously spoken with Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa about violence towards the Druze community, in his first acknowledgement of direct contact. Netanyahu did not say when exactly the call took place, but implied it had been »»»
Business - China, North Korea open long-delayed trade bridge
China and North Korea formally opened the Yalu River Bridge on Thursday, connecting Dandong in China with Sinuiju in North Korea. Beijing says the bridge will promote economic and trade cooperation. Meanwhile, AI firm Anthropic told prospective investors that its third-quarter revenue rose 45 perce»»»
The Observers - A deep dive into the global spy plane market
All over the globe – from the Mexican border to Syria to the Sahel – companies are renting out planes equipped with powerful sensors to armies and intelligence services for political missions. The market may be discreet, but it isn’t invisible. Metrea, Berry Aviation and DEA Aviation aren»»»
Syrian foreign minister arrives in Riyadh to discuss bilateral ties
Riyadh, Oct. 15 (SANA) Syrian Foreign Minister Asaad Hassan al-Shaibani arrived in Riyadh on an official visit leading a high-level delegation, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Expatriates’ Media and Communications Department told SANA. The visit aims to strengthen consultations and develop bila»»»
Hours after his kidnap from Lebanon, Syria says 'Butcher of Baniyas' in its custody
Syrian authorities on Thursday announced the arrest of a paramilitary leader whose forces backed ousted leader Bashar al-Assad during the country's war, and who is accused of being the main culprit in a massacre of nearly 250 civilians, shortly after a Lebanese media report said the man was “kidnap»»»
Reserves bring reliability and trust, says ADIPEC chair
ADNOC's foresight in redundancy investments ensures energy supply stability Abu Dhabi- ADIPEC Chair Abdulmunim Al Kindy said that having large reserves of energy gives a country assured access to its markets and the reliability to move energy from wherever it is sourced and deliver it to the custom»»»
Eleven Detained in Investigation into Alleged Corruption Scheme Involving Water Utility Contracts
Eleven people have been detained as Bulgaria's General Directorate for Combating Organized Crime (GDCOC) continues investigating an alleged corruption scheme involving public procurement contracts awarded by a water utility company, which investigators say caused millions of euros in losses to the »»»
Nord Stream bombing trial begins in Germany
The trial of Nord Stream bombing suspect Sergey Kuznetsov is underway in Germany, and the Ukrainian veteran’s defense team have revealed their strategy: say nothing and blame Russia. Kuznetsov arrived at the Higher Regional Court of Hamburg under heavy security on Wednesday. The hearing is the firs»»»
Emaar's Alabbar on why discounts are off the table
Emaar MD says quality, not price cuts, protects a brand as UAE buyer confidence returns Sharjah: Mohamed Alabbar, founder of Emaar Properties, says he will not discount his products even when sales slow down, arguing that price cuts betray the customers who bought first. Speaking at the Sharjah Inv»»»