Iran's President Ebrahim Raisi issued a stern warning to Israel late on April 18, cautioning that any mistake or aggression towards Iranian territory would be met with a severe response that would leave Israel and its allies regretting their actions.
Iran said it could revise its anti-nuclear weapons doctrine if threatened by Israel against its nuclear sites, in an escalation of events as the Jewish State prepares to celebrate passover on April 22.
Bucharest Stock Exchange becomes increasingly attractive for investors after last year's Hidroelectrica IPO.
Eurasia has 20 major petrochemical projects underway worth over $200bn to double plastics production.
Members of the US Senate Committee on Foreign Relations warned of the risk of destabilisation in the Western Balkans since the start of Russia’s war in Ukraine.
Cordia will build more than 2,500 homes on the 14-hectare brownfield site in the coming years.
Astana said to have added $138bn claim for lost revenue, arguing energy majors developing Caspian Sea field have not fully delivered on production pledges.
IDS shares jumped by 29% on April 17 after it announced it had turned down an indicative offer at 320p per share from Kretinsky’s EP Group.
PM Andrej Plenkovic's party to be largest in parliament but needs partner to form government, putting rightwing Homeland Movement in kingmaker position.
The amount of money Czechia spent on Russian energy imports until the end of 2023 could finance more than three weeks of Russian fighting in Ukraine.
Russian carmaker AvtoVAZ is set to return to the Iranian market after a 25-year hiatus, the company’s president, Maxim Sokolov, has said, ignoring Middle East tensions.
Dubai witnessed "chaos" on April 17, with continued road closures and travellers urged not to come to the airport, a day after a storm accompanied by rains flooded large portions of the city.
At least 14 people were killed and over 60 others injured, including two children, as Russian forces launched a devastating missile attack on the city of Chernihiv on the morning of April 17, according to reports from the Prosecutor General's Office
Iranian President Raisi looks ill in cabinet meeting
Charles Michel, head of the European Council, emphasised that the draft law contradicts Georgia's EU accession trajectory.
The conference demonstrates the spread and rise of the radical right, which could become the third largest force in the European Parliament in June.
Media platform that has promoted far-right EU politicians was expelled from Czechia last month.
Creditors vote to eject biggest of them, power supplier Tameh Czech, from the list of creditors.
First European magnesium mining project in a decade will ease continent's reliance on imports from China.
Withdrawal would be a significant shift in the post-conflict landscape of the South Caucasus.