Support for holding inclusive presidential and parliamentary elections in Libya “in the shortest time possible” has been reiterated by the United States and four European countries. Following their closed meeting in New
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On the first stop of his two-day Gulf tour for talks on energy cooperation, German Chancellor Olaf Scholz arrived in the Saudi city of Jeddah on Saturday. Upon his arrival, talks were
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A German government spokesperson said on Tuesday that German Chancellor Olaf Scholz discussed bilateral and regional issues with Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman in a phone call. In a statement, Steffen
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In response to a statement issued by the Group of Seven (G7) following their summit in Germany, Iran has rejected it as “baseless, one-sided and unjust” The G7 statement was in line
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Libyan leaders have been called on by the United States and four European countries to accelerate the establishment of a legal basis for holding elections in the war-torn country. A joint statement
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In February 2022, the Emir of Qatar, Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al-Thani, became the first Gulf leader to meet President Biden since he took office in 2021. Recognizing Qatar’s critical diplomatic and
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As Europe’s biggest economy looks for alternative supplies amid Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, Qatar and Germany have signed a declaration to deepen their energy partnership, with a focus on trade in hydrogen
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Germany and Qatar have achieved an agreement on a long-term energy partnership as Europe’s largest economy strives to reduce its reliance on Russian energy sources. Germany’s major gas supplier is Russia. Since
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Germany, Italy, Spain, and France’s foreign ministries urged Israeli authorities on Wednesday evening to halt the building of additional housing units in East Jerusalem. Israeli officials authorized plans earlier this month for
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Abdennour Toumi: The question of migrants has been challenging policymakers on the one hand and has worked as a catchy political selling point for right-wing and far-right parties on the other. What
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