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Mideast in 'shadow of uncertainty' due to regional conflicts: IMF

Economies in the Middle East and North Africa face a "shadow of uncertainty" from ongoing tensions in the region, a senior IMF official told AFP on Thursday

WTO eyes global trade rebound but warns of risks

EU and Egypt to sign 7.4b euro funding package: official

IMF chief says global economy shows positive momentum, warns of risks

Egypt faces dollar crunch as debt explodes

Egypt's economic crisis is squeezing high-street brands such as Starbucks and The Body Shop as experts ask how the Arab world's most populous nation will repay its soaring debt

Shipping giant says two vessels turn back from Red Sea after 'explosions'

WTO head 'less optimistic' for world trade due to Red Sea strikes

Senegal's Hann Bay, a paradise turned sewer, awaits clean up

On Dakar's long Hann Bay beach, a lone figure with a shovel and wheelbarrow tirelessly picks up mounds of rubbish in such quantities that the task takes on an almost mythological air

Armed men board oil tanker off Oman: maritime agency

Wall Street up despite US jobs data dashing early rate cut hopes

Wall Street stocks edged higher Friday, despite strong US jobs numbers pouring cold water on hopes the Federal Reserve will cut interest rates in the world's top economy in the next few months

Wall Street up despite US jobs data dashing early rate cut hopes

Wall Street stocks edged higher on Friday despite strong US jobs numbers pouring cold water on hopes the Federal Reserve will cut interest rates in the world's top economy in the next few months.

Maersk says to avoid Red Sea for foreseeable future

Somalia rejects Ethiopia-Somaliland deal as 'aggression'

Somalia on Tuesday vowed to defend its territory after a controversial deal between Ethiopia and the breakaway state of Somaliland that it branded an "aggression"

Ethiopia, Somaliland agree deal on port access

Ethiopia has struck a "historic" agreement to use the main port in Somalia's breakaway region of Somaliland, as the landlocked country seeks more access to sea channels for shipping, officials said Monday

Angola to quit OPEC over oil production quotas disagreement

Angola said on Thursday it would leave OPEC over a disagreement on production quotas following the oil cartel's decision last month to further slash output next year

Israel, Hamas working toward new truce, hostage deal

Hopes rose Wednesday that Israel and Hamas may be inching toward another truce and hostage release deal in the Gaza war, following secret talks and as the head of the Palestinian militant group visited Egypt

Tokyo stocks close higher

Tokyo stocks closed higher on Wednesday helped by a relatively cheaper yen against the dollar after the Bank of Japan indicated it plans to keep its super-loose monetary policy in place

Israel bombs Gaza as UN weighs new ceasefire call

Israel launched more deadly strikes on Gaza Tuesday as the UN Security Council was due to vote on another ceasefire demand and concern mounted over the conflict's impact on global shipping

Oil prices surge following Red Sea attacks

Oil prices shot up three percent Monday as more companies suspended shipping through the Red Sea following attacks on vessels by Yemen's Iran-backed Huthi rebels

Shipping firms suspend Red Sea traffic after Yemen rebel strikes

Russia ramps up Arctic route ambitions

Russia has been launching major investments and building up its military presence in the Arctic as it steps up its drive to develop a crucial northern maritime route linking Asia and Europe

The growing cyber threat to global shipping

Saleh Al Sharqi attends preparatory event for 11th Energy Markets Forum

Blaze rips through regional police HQ in Egypt, 45 injured

A huge fire ripped through a regional police headquarters in the Egyptian city of Ismailia before dawn Monday, gutting the building and leaving at least 45 people injured