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Foreign powers to discuss ways out Libya crisis with rival camps
BERLIN (Reuters) - Libyan rival camps and their foreign backers will attend a summit in Berlin on Sunday to discuss ways to end a proxy war over the capital Tripoli and the oil producer, which has displaced 140,000 and now more than halved the country's crude output.
TNB is a bright light to emulate, says PM
The company celebrates its 70th anniversary with the opening of the An-Nur Balai Islam Complex at its headquarters.
A dangerous tit for tat
The escalating Iran-US-Iraq tug-of-war would have worldwide ramifications and Malaysia may feel the impact, say academics.
U.N. envoy hopes for, but cannot predict, speedy reopening of Libya oil ports
BERLIN/ZUEITINA, Libya (Reuters) - The United Nations envoy to Libya said on Saturday he hoped but "could not predict" whether eastern oil ports shut ahead of a Berlin summit aimed at reaching a truce in Libya would be reopened soon.
Car bomb attack wounds Turkish contractors, police near Somali capital
MOGADISHU (Reuters) - Somali insurgents linked to al Qaeda claimed responsibility for a car bombing on Saturday that wounded at least 15 people in Afgoye, northwest of the capital Mogadishu.
Erdogan calls on Europe to support Turkey's moves in Libya - Politico
ISTANBUL (Reuters) - Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan has called on Europe to support its work in Libya, where it is providing military support to the internationally-recognised government, if it wants to end the conflict there.
Syria truce fails as Idlib civilians killed daily - U.N.
GENEVA (Reuters) - United Nations human rights chief Michelle Bachelet called on Friday for an immediate cessation of hostilities in Syria's opposition-held Idlib province, saying the latest ceasefire attempt had yet again failed to protect civilians.
Foreign powers to push Libyan rivals for truce in Berlin
BERLIN/TRIPOLI (Reuters) - Germany and the United Nations will push rival Libyan camps and their foreign backers fighting over the capital to agree on Sunday to a truce and monitoring mechanism as first steps towards peace, diplomats and a draft communique said.
Pantomime, travel and rest: What comes next for Britain's EU lawmakers?
STRASBOURG (Reuters) - Britain's 73 EU lawmakers packed up their offices in Strasbourg on Thursday: for some a moment of triumph, for others, disaster.
Neuberger says Turkish stocks to keep discount, even after rally
ISTANBUL: Turkish stocks may have ascended to record highs this week, but they are unlikely to close a gaping discount to historical valuations because of a batch of local factors that temper investor enthusiasm, according to Neuberger Berman.