Oman’s ambitious goal of building the biggest oil-storage facility in the Middle East is finally progressing, more than seven years after the Gulf sultanate announced the plan.

Mental health should be a major component of the recovery plan from the Covid-19 pandemic for world governments, a senior official from World Health Organisation (WHO) has highlighted.

The European Union's executive unveiled plans on Tuesday to leverage up to 1 trillion euros (1.11 trillion dollars) in the next decade to support its ambitious climate goals ...

More than 500,000 people in the Middle East and Asia have so far benefitted from ‘Generation Amazing (GA) – the Supreme Committee for Delivery & Legacy’s (SC) football ...

Britain's government denied a newspaper report on Saturday that it will seek to weaken workers' rights after Britain leaves the European Union, with one minister describing the idea as ‘completely mad’.

India has held off imposing a blanket ban on single-use plastics to combat pollution, officials said on Tuesday, a measure seen as too disruptive for industry at a time when it is coping with an economic slowdown ...

Effects of climate change are now at our doorsteps. The world’s largest oceanic dead zone, nearly 15 times the size of Qatar, is uncontrollably growing into the Gulf of Oman.

Reducing air pollution and its causes is one of the top priorities of the strategic plans of the Ministry of Municipality and Environment, HE the Minister of Municipality and Environment ...

Mexican President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador said on Monday he had ordered his foreign minister to seek a pact with the United States, Canada and other nations in support of a development plan ...

Malaysia has said it does not plan to take any response against the ban on palm oil entering Europe by boycotting products from European countries.

The leader of a French mercenary group has revealed a military plan to invade Qatar. The plan was put in place by the UAE, Saudi Arabia and Bahrain in 1996 after the failure of the coup attempt in Doha that year.

Scientists launched a vast project on Thursday to map the genetic code of all 1.5 million known species of complex life on earth, aiming to complete the work within a decade.