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Imports from abroad fell to 14.6 million liters per day, while local supply increased. However, the 14% drop in measured consumption tempers this shift.

The mission was set to deliver essential supplies and rotate the detachment stationed aboard the BRP Sierra Madre. No injuries or collisions were reported.

Xi Jinping's first visit to Washington in over a decade ended without a substantial agreement. Beijing and Washington continue their dialogue, but their main disputes remain unresolved.

Having become a hurricane on Thursday evening, Nolo is expected to brush past the Big Island on Friday and Saturday. Authorities have mobilized the National Guard in response to the risk of catastrophic flooding.

The U.S. Senate rejected a resolution on Thursday by a vote of 50 to 49 that sought to halt hostilities with Iran until Congress had authorized them.

The Senegalese head of state maintains support that contrasts with the criticisms from his camp regarding his predecessor's record, turning their rivalry into a common diplomatic front.

Ogun and DP World have signed two agreements for a deep-water port and an economic zone. The presidency projects over 50,000 jobs, without a detailed timeline or funding.

After nearly seven months of conflict, both sides are exploring a gradual exit. The main obstacle remains the order of concessions.

Two decrees adopted on September 24 condition NGO status on an agreement with the state and grant two years for existing organizations to comply.

At the UN, the Congolese Prime Minister cited the repatriation of 120 individuals associated with the FDLR to call for an end to any foreign military presence. Kigali disputes the significance of the protocol signed with the movement.

The Israeli Prime Minister defended his government's actions and targeted his political opponents, less than five weeks before elections in Israel.

The provision aims to improve the processing of crime scenes in terrorism-related cases. The total amount and quantities delivered have not been disclosed.

Two decrees adopted on Thursday grant national status to 325 individuals. The ten disabled individuals will benefit from free public transportation and healthcare, while the affected minor children will become wards of the Nation.

The Ghanaian president asserted on Thursday that no civilization should be destroyed, two days after his American counterpart's ultimatum to Tehran. Without mentioning Donald Trump, he advocated for dialogue and respect for state sovereignty.

Residents demanded to see the body before the safe burial. The exact toll from the gunfire has not yet been confirmed by an authority.

Presented on September 22 in Cotonou, the African Insights 2026 report details the preferred destinations and the gap between support for free movement and the actual difficulties of crossing borders.

The United Arab Emirates has suspended all flights by Iranian carriers. Oman, Georgia, Azerbaijan, and Baghdad are also among the disrupted routes.

Abuja promises to prioritize local processing, jobs, and national businesses. However, the framework signed with Washington remains without projects, firm timelines, or identified capital.

The hospital remained open and its patients were unharmed. In the Kharkiv region, a farm and a warehouse were struck.

The intrusion had halted the production of national identity cards. Seven months later, the director assures that the identity and electoral files remain intact.

The measure temporarily suspends the ban imposed by Donald Trump on September 18. The judge believes the three media outlets have a strong chance of proving that their credentials were revoked without due process.

Damerjog will feature 375,000 m³ of storage capacity, while Dewele will have 800,000 m³. The project aims to reduce costs and delivery times.

The partnership between CMA-Benin and CMA France also includes the standardization of training frameworks and a certification mechanism for master artisans.

Adopted by 164 states, the text advocated by Lomé encourages projections that respect area sizes without altering borders. However, Tokyo contests an Equal Earth map regarding the Kuril Islands.

The agreement signed on September 23 finalizes the return of the Australian group to the uranium project and doubles the public stake compared to the previous arrangement.

The Senegalese MP relies on images of the three men in New York to suggest a political quid pro quo involving the IMF, a UN candidacy, and potential legal actions. No public document confirms his scenario.

An artificial intelligence agent accessed both public and non-public files from a Medicare statistical portal without authorization. Australia is investigating, while OpenAI claims to have found no evidence of access to patient records.

Washington still considers China's commitments on rare earths and agricultural purchases incomplete, but aims to use this extension to pursue a broader agreement.

The central bank raises its benchmark interest rate despite an economic contraction. Home loans, car loans, and other credit linked to the prime rate will become more expensive starting September 25.

The return of looted cultural property becomes the first concrete target of Ghana's campaign, ahead of apologies, debt relief, and financial compensation.