After a wage protest, Qatar deports migrants, a rights organization claims
A labor rights organization reported on Monday that Qatar had deported migrant workers for conducting a rare protest against unpaid
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During the Winter Without Russian Gas, Europe Cozily Slumbers
As a result of the conflict in Ukraine, Europeans are preparing for a challenging winter by turning down their thermostats
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Saudi Arabia sentences a woman to 34 years in prison for using Twitter
According to court documents viewed by AFP on Wednesday, a Saudi court sentenced a woman to 34 years in prison
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Sweden will assist customers who are paying high electricity costs
Sweden’s government promised on Wednesday to pay out up to 60 billion kronor ($5.76 billion) in compensation to individuals and
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Pentagon: US Strike Kills 13 Al-Shabaab Fighters
According to the Pentagon, US soldiers killed 13 al-Shabaab militants in an airstrike in Somalia on Wednesday. According to a
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Electricity workers consent to calling off their strike and restoring power
The strike by the National Union of Electricity Employees (NUEE) has been called off. This came after a Wednesday discussion
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Lusail Stadium in Qatar achieves sustainability objectives
The Gulf Organization for Research & Development’s Global Sustainability Assessment System (GSAS) has awarded Lusail Stadium, which will host the
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The displaced in DR Congo must choose between gunfire and starvation
Furaha Nyimutozo escaped for her life when conflict broke out close to her house in the eastern Democratic Republic of
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What will happen following Kenya’s erratic presidential election
Following William Ruto’s erratic announcement as the winner of the just concluded election in Kenya, there have been a variety
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Malians confident that even when French troops leave, nothing will change
Some Malians are not sufficiently persuaded that the security situation in their nation will change. Some Malians think their country’s
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