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A nurse practitioner and a well-known Tampa physician who founded a children’s scoliosis center were killed when the small plane they were in crashed near the Tampa Executive Airport Thursday, local news sites reported. David Siambanes, 59, had specialized in …
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More than 75 percent of Djibouti's GDP comes from servicing Ethiopian trade, and Chinese lenders hold close to half of its US$3.0 billion external debt. Addis Ababa is now shopping for alternatives.
A permit freeze imposed after the 2009 crisis has been lifted, reopening one of the world's better endowed mineral territories at the moment critical minerals became a strategic argument.
More than 33,000 Palestinian refugees remain displaced since Israel launched Operation Iron Wall.
Saudi border patrols in Jazan's Al-Dayer sector intercepted an attempt to smuggle 59,000 medically regulated pills, authorities said.
Hargeisa has offered Washington exclusive mineral access and military bases, hoping it leads to recognition. Mogadishu, which disputes Somaliland's claim to statehood, made a similar offer days later.
Three governor contests move toward Democrats, sharpening the party’s chance of overturning Republicans’ narrow national edge.
