European and North African nations will step up military operations to target human traffickers in a bid to stymie migration flows, according to a deal reached on Monday. The deal...
Twenty people were injured and four were reported dead in London on Wednesday after a car crashed into pedestrians near the British parliament and an assailant stabbed a policeman in...
Special Representative of the Secretary-General (SRSG) and Head of United Nations Support Mission in Libya (UNSMIL), Martin Kobler, warned of dangerous escalation across Libya emanating from the deteriorating security situation...
The number of tourists travelling to Tunisia is expected to rise by about 30 percent in 2017, reversing two years of sharp drops caused by militant attacks on foreign visitors,...
A memorial to the victims of terrorism will be unveiled in Brussels on the first anniversary of the attacks that killed 32 people and injured more than 320. “Wounded but...
Most smartphones won’t be affected, but Kindles and other e-readers will be banned, along with the Microsoft Surface and iPad Pro. Laptops and other large electronic devices will be banned...
Human traffickers need to be combated, border surveillance needs to be boosted and deportations must be stepped up, argued EUÂ and North African leaders as they concluded a summit aimed at...
Can happiness predict political upheaval more accurately than traditional economic measures? Last summer, Brexit shocked the world. Few global experts saw it coming. In their defense, most economic indicators didn’t...
Hundred delegates from 27 countries of the world participated in the well planned Global Management Summit 2017, at Noida Film City, organized by Ministry of Skill Development And Entrepreneurship in...
The 61st independence day of Tunisia, which fell on March 20, is a great moment for the nation to assess what has been so far achieved and, most importantly, to...
