Tunisair announced Thursday the suspension of all its flights because of a row between pilots and technicians.

French-Swiss group LafargeHolcim is ready to sell its cement to build U.S. President Donald Trump's controversial border wall, the company's CEO said in an interview.

Qatar's metro, once completed, will run hundreds of kilometers across ultra-modern Doha, along the coast and into its expanding suburbs. But whether car-mad Qataris will actually use it remains an open question.

The heir to the Samsung business empire denies all charges in connection with a wide-ranging corruption scandal, his lawyers told a preliminary hearing Thursday.

Lee Jae-Yong, 48, was not present at Seoul Central District court for the hearing, which comes as his giant company -- the world's biggest smartphone maker -- struggles to recover from a recall scandal.

German Chancellor Angela Merkel faces Wednesday a grilling by lawmakers investigating if her government shielded Volkswagen from regulators despite knowing the auto giant was carrying out emissions cheating.

With determination, perseverance and training, small and medium enterprises in Zahle have turned into professional businesses with new organizational structures and expanded their market with UK Aid support under the flagship project ‘INTAJ’ led by Mercy Corps.

Britain's economy will grow by 2.0 percent this year, sharply up on a previous forecast of 1.4 percent, finance minister Philip Hammond said Wednesday in his budget statement.

China's imports surged almost 40 percent last month, data showed Wednesday, fulled by higher commodity prices and strong domestic demand, bolstering hopes that the world's number two economy is getting back on track.

European stock markets held steady on Wednesday as London waited on Britain's budget and Frankfurt digested solid German data.

London stocks turned flat as dealers sat on their hands before the government's latest taxation and spending plans.

Kuwait is building one of the world's longest causeways to its remote north where it will pump billions into "Silk City", aiming to revive the ancient Silk Road trade route.

The oil-rich emirate is eager to inject life into the uninhabited Subbiya region on its northern tip that has been chosen as the location for Silk City.