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Aminex reaches major milestone in Tanzania’s largest onshore gas development - Interview
Aminex has entered the construction phase of the Ntorya Project, Tanzania’s largest onshore gas development, marking a key milestone for the company and the East African country’s energy strategy.
Uzbekistan vies for Trump visit as US president seems to float Kazakhstan trip
Comments lead to speculation on potential first presidential trip to Central Asia.
#BREAKING: Belarus releases another 52 prisoners after talks with US
Belarus has released another 52 prisoners following negotiations with the US , with President Alexander Lukashenko granting pardons on what state media described as humanitarian grounds, the BelTA news agency reported on September 11.
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#UPDATE: US lifts sanctions on Belarusian Belavia airline
The United States has lifted sanctions on Belarus’s state-owned airline Belavia, US Presidential Representative John Cole announced during a meeting with Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko
IMF gives guarded nod to Argentina's currency interventions
The IMF has signalled cautious backing for Argentina's recent foreign exchange market interventions whilst urging greater transparency in currency management, as President Milei faces mounting political pressure.
Oil majors face $4.4bn in liabilities under Nigeria's tightened decommissioning rules, says NUPRC chief
Nigeria’s upstream regulator has cleared 94 oilfield decommissioning plans worth $4.42bn since April 2023, arising from all FDPs submitted in that period, the NUPRC chief said, underscoring tightened rules to safeguard state finances.
President Javier Milei confirms date to announce Argentina's 2026 budget
Argentina's president will give a speech on September 15 evening, hours before the mandated budget deadline, which could imperil his cost-cutting administration.
Kast and Jara trade blows in Chilean presidential debate
Chile's eight presidential candidates participated in their first debate on the night of September 10 ahead of the November 16 election, with communist candidate Jeannette Jara and far-right José Antonio Kast emerging as the projected frontrunners.
Naked Nepali minister chased into river by furious protesters
The episode, captured in videos came on the heels of a dramatic attack on the parliament building, where protestors set fire to sections of the legislature just hours earlier.
Hanoi unveils statue of Bitcoin’s mysterious founder Satoshi Nakamoto
Nakamoto, whose true identity has never been revealed, introduced Bitcoin and blockchain technology in 2008 through a white paper on peer-to-peer digital currency.
Pan African lifts revenue 45% on gold rally, boosts dividend by 68%, ups FY2026 output guidance
CEO Cobus Loots says Pan African Resources expects to benefit from rising gold prices in FY2026 following a “historic rally” over the past two years, supported by central bank buying, geopolitical risk and supply constraints.
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IMF maintains support for Argentine government despite Milei's electoral blow
The International Monetary Fund has maintained its public support for Argentina's economic programme despite President Javier Milei's significant electoral defeat in Buenos Aires province.
Hungarian foreign minister fails to condemn Russian drone attack during Belarus visit
Peter Szijjarto avoided blaming Russia for drones crossing Polish airspace and causing damage, a stance in line with Budapest’s longstanding reluctance to confront Moscow directly.
European Parliament backs faster accession talks with Moldova
Resolution calls for an increase in financial and technical assistance to Moldova to strengthen its resilience against pressure and hybrid attacks from Russia.
Ban on oil extraction and legalised cocaine could save the Amazon, says Colombia’s president
Colombian President Gustavo Petro has called for ending petroleum extraction in the Amazon region and legalising cocaine production to preserve the world's largest tropical rainforest
Von der Leyen pledges unwavering support for Ukraine, unveils competitiveness reforms in EC state of the Union speech
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen used her annual EU State of the Union address on September 10 to reaffirm the bloc’s commitment to Ukraine, signal a tougher stance on Israeli settler violence, and outline reform
Croatia's Rijeka Gateway container terminal begins operations after €380mn investment
Opening the terminal contributes to Zagreb’s efforts to position Croatia as a gateway to Central Europe for both goods transport and energy.
Turkey sells $2bn eurobond amid scuffles at opposition’s Istanbul HQ
Investors’ appetite for paper seemingly not dimmed despite turbulence caused by what critics say is a regime operation to shut down any potential for real democracy.
Poland to invoke Nato’s article 4 after Russian drones’ incursion into Polish airspace
PM Donald Tusk says overnight incursions were "incomparably more dangerous" than previous incidents since Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
Iran reaches nuclear cooperation deal with IAEA after dispute
Iran and the IAEA reach new cooperation framework after 12-month dispute over nuclear inspections following Israeli and US strikes on Iranian facilities.