Shipping traffic globally could increase invasive species
Global maritime traffic to increase by 240% to 1,209% by 2050, compared with 2014 levels
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Scientists to end China’s hegemony on Rare Earth Elements production
One of potential sources of REE is phosphogypsum
Grave of 140 slaughtered children in Peru reveals Chimú secrets
Great sacrifice was for Chimú ancestors to stop heavy rain
Israel kills Palestinian, wounds 42 in Gaza’s Friday demonstration
US accuses Palestinians of causing trouble by refusing to receive funds collected by Israel
Foreign Ministers of Egypt, Tunisia, Algeria renew call for political solution in Libya
Parliamentary election will be held by end of this year, says Libyan Prime Minister
World oceans face more frequent, faster ‘angry’ summers
Marine heatwaves increased by 54% during past 60 years
Court orders 15-day detention for 6 defendants in Cairo Railway Station accident
Around 25 people were killed, 40 others were injured in accident
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About 25 killed, 40 injured in Ramsis Railway Station’s huge fire
Prime Minister accepts resignation of transportation minister, allocates compensations for victims
About 25 killed, 40 injured in Ramses Railway Station’s huge fire
‘Mahatat Misr’ is one of Egypt’s most crowded places
FAO warns of biodiversity loss, praises biodiversity-friendly practices
Rising temperatures will lead to northwards shifts in ranges of fish species in Egypt
New study warns of hegemony of four main crops
We hope to inform specific policy counsel that support crop diversity on country-by-country basis
FAO warns of desert locust raids in Egypt, Sudan, Saudi Arabia, Yemen
Egypt in danger of migratory pest, as groups of mature winged adults, few swarms moved north along coast to southeast Egypt
US-led summit on Middle East, Iran kicks off in Warsaw
Iran describes Poland’s hosting of summit as shameful action
Arctic lakes emit less carbon amount than previously thought
In many parts of world, lakes receive, break down plenty of terrestrial carbon
Climate change could have economic opportunity for Arctic nations
About 8% of annual sediment input delivered to global oceans comes from Greenland ice sheet
Pompeo provides Congress with updates on Khashoggi’s killing
Al-Jubeir renews denial of bin Salman’s involvement in crime
Amnesty International accuses UAE of diverting western arms to militias in Yemen
Arms supplies to UAE comes from states include UK, US, France, Turkey, others
Scientists reveal secrets of Denisovans in Siberian cave
Findings show that Denisovans, Neanderthals interbred over 100 years ago
EU provides $6.7m for FAO-led efforts in Yemen
Support will be directed to raise Yemen’s capacity to monitor drivers of food insecurity, hunger
Sudan’s PM promises presidential election in 2020, calls protests “legitimate”
Moussa cites South Sudan’s independence in 2011 as reason for economic crisis
Japan donates $8m to support FAO’s work in Yemen
Yemen is currently facing world’s largest humanitarian crisis
100 days after Khashoggi’s murder, how it challenges Saudi Arabia
Saudi Arabia admitted murder of its prominent journalist after 18 days
Shoukry heads to Amman for Arab foreign ministers meeting
Minister earlier met with Russian President’s Special Representative for Middle East, Africa
Geopolitics, climate change pose threats to food production
Researchers identify 226 food shocks across 134 nations in 53-year period
Palestinian government resigns amid political rift
Egypt opens Rafah border crossing for 3 days
Iraq summons Turkish ambassador over killing of national protester
Maintaining sovereignty of Iraq, ensuring security of citizens, government’s main duty, says foreign ministry
Fouad stresses importance of education in raising environmental awareness
Minister announced launching cultural event for environmental topics
Four suggested scientific solutions for Egypt’s water dilemma
Egypt projected to have critical countrywide fresh water, food shortages by 2025
Al-Sisi, Al-Bashir discuss mutual cooperation, GERD
Meeting is 8th summit between two leaders
Syria ready to reactivate previous security agreement with Turkey
Adana agreement was suspended since launch of Syrian uprising in 2011