China's Sinopec Group said on Wednesday it signed a contract to explore a natural gas block in Algeria that could contain significant shale gas reserves. The deal was finalized earlier this week between Sinopec's exploration unit, SIPC, and Algeria's state energy company Sonatrach. The agreement marks Sinopec's latest push to secure energy resources abroad as China seeks to diversify its gas supply. Algeria, home to some of Africa's largest shale gas reserves, has been looking to attract foreign investment to develop its unconventional energy resources.
Turkey has deported an Egyptian citizen accused of Muslim Brotherhood membership, Middle East Eye reported on Friday. Mohamed Abdelhafiz, a
The U.S. State Department has approved a potential $4.67 billion sale of a National Advanced Surface-to-Air Missile System
Migrant flows from Libya to Greece have resumed after a brief pause, with over 150 people rescued in two incidents
Morocco said on Thursday it will invest 38 billion dirhams ($4.2 billion) over five years to upgrade its main
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