Egypt’s General Authority for Health Care agreed in early August to establish a virtual hospital linked to mobile clinics to serve Bedouin communities in South Sinai and ensure the health care needs of governorate residents are met.

Ireland will have to be “very careful” with energy consumption if blackouts are to be avoided this winter, said Environment Minister Eamon Ryan, suggesting higher charges could be levied during the peak hours.

More than 20,000 people have flocked to an Iranian museum showcasing renowned Western artists’ works, some for the first time — part of a treasure trove amassed before the Islamic Revolution.

The Brazilian community of Joinville should have presented German businesses with something of a home team advantage.

The European Commission on Thursday said it was reviewing complaints it received from lawmakers that the UK had alleged poured sewage into bodies of water it shares with the EU.

The Philippines’ government announced more money to fight the agriculture crisis, raising the funding by 40% in comparison to last year.

After taking steps toward decreasing tobacco use in the EU as part of Europe’s Beating Cancer Plan, the Commission registered a new European Citizens’ Initiative (ECI) on the theme on Wednesday (24 August).

The Kosovo Force (KFOR) NATO-led peacekeeping forces closely monitor the situation in the country’s north and are ready to react to enable freedom of movement should local Serbs seek to block roads as 1 September approaches.

The Port of Beirut’s infrastructure continues to suffer from the effects of the 2020 explosion.

Slovak aluminium producer Slovalco will halt production until electricity prices reach affordable levels after the government refused to compensate for rising expenses.