Saudi Arabia Keeps Major Energy Conferences on Schedule After Airport Attack
Organizers say international energy conferences in Riyadh will proceed despite a deadly airport attack that disrupted flights and heightened security concerns.
Organizers say international energy conferences in Riyadh will proceed despite a deadly airport attack that disrupted flights and heightened security concerns.
A tanker attack north of Qatar and a rising number of incidents around the Strait of Hormuz have renewed concerns about energy supplies and maritime security.
Yemen’s Houthis have attacked Aden International Airport with missiles and drones as renewed fighting spreads around strategic Red Sea routes.
Ethiopia has ordered the closure of its embassy in Asmara and expelled 10 Eritrean diplomats after explosions were heard in Addis Ababa amid renewed northern fighting.
Police are investigating possible illegal-mining and business rivalries after two separate shootings near Johannesburg and Cape Town killed 27 people.
ArcelorMittal has halted production at its Kryvyi Rih steelworks after repeated Russian strikes, while attacks in Kyiv killed seven people.
Foreign ministers from Turkey, Saudi Arabia, Egypt and Pakistan condemned Houthi attacks and called for safe navigation and renewed diplomacy.
Foreign ministers condemned attacks on Saudi Arabia and civilian shipping, warning that further escalation threatens international trade.
Russia’s parliamentary election entered its final day after a large drone attack struck the Moscow region and an oil refinery.
Iran says its Revolutionary Guards struck a Togo-flagged tanker that attempted to pass through the Strait of Hormuz without authorization.