Saudi Arabia invites Yemen’s Houthi delegation to Riyadh for ceasefire talks, SPA reports
Cairo (Reuters) – Saudi Arabia invited Yemen’s Houthi delegation to Riyadh to continue ceasefire talks, the state news agency SPA
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Libya floods: search for blame for thousands of deaths
Derna (Reuters) – Libyan authorities demanded an investigation on Thursday into whether human failings were to blame for thousands of
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Casualties in Libya floods could have been avoided with warning system: WMO chief
Geneva (Reuters) – The head of the World Meteorological Organization (WMO) said on Thursday that casualties could have been avoided
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Iran ready to implement Qatar-mediated prisoner swap deal with U.S. – official
Dubai (Reuters) – Iran is ready to implement a Qatar-mediated deal with the United States, its foreign minister said on
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Disagreements delay Russian gas hub plans in Turkey
Moscow (Reuters) – Russia’s push to create a “gas hub” in Turkey to replace lost sales to Europe is facing
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US, Europeans again threaten Iran with IAEA resolution but leave timing open
Vienna (Reuters) – The U.S. and three European allies have threatened Iran with another resolution at the U.N. nuclear watchdog’s
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Israel says it found 16 tons of rocket-making substance headed from Turkey to Gaza
Jerusalem (Reuters) – Israel’s customs authority said on Thursday it found 16 tons of material used for rocket production during
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Houthi envoys heading to Riyadh for ceasefire talks with Saudis – sources
Riyadh (Reuters) – Houthi and Omani envoys are planning to head to Saudi Arabia on Thursday night to try to
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U.S. caver rescued in Turkey “blessed to be alive”, but vows to keep caving
Istanbul (Reuters) – An American caver rescued after being trapped underground in southern Turkey for 11 days said on Thursday
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Saudi inflation eases further in August to 2%-govt data
Dubai (Reuters) – Saudi Arabia’s annual inflation eased to 2% in August, from 2.3% the previous month, government data showed
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