A Russian tanker damaged in a Mediterranean attack is drifting unmanned towards Libya carrying fuel and gas, raising concerns about potential explosion risks.

Britain cuts international aid to 0.3% of GNI, protecting key humanitarian programs while reducing bilateral aid to Africa and Middle East countries.

The UN’s International Maritime Organization urged a safe corridor in the Gulf to evacuate stranded vessels and seafarers, condemning Iran’s attacks and urging international coordination.

Thousands of luxury cars from Japan were diverted to Kenya’s Lamu port as Gulf war and strikes on Dubai disrupt normal shipping routes.

Sharara oil field fire is under control as Libya begins gradual restoration of production and maintenance teams assess the damage.

At least 17 migrants died off Comoros in a failed crossing to Mayotte, officials say

Chad and TASIS blame SAF for deadly Tine strike, warning conflict is expanding beyond Sudan’s borders

The DRC and Rwanda agreed in Washington to concrete measures, including troop disengagement and FDLR neutralization, to reduce tensions and advance last year’s peace accord.

Iran offered safe passage for South African cargoes through the Strait of Hormuz and urged BRICS nations to oppose US-Israel aggression.

A leaked US-Zambia health funding draft links aid to mining access, raising privacy, sovereignty, and funding cut concerns across African countries.

For the first time since 1983, Uganda reintroduces rhinos to Kidepo National Park, aiming to restore the species lost to poaching and instability.