Worries mount among Sudan’s neighbours
All of these countries depend on good relations with Sudan, she adds, but especially South Sudan, which declared independence from the north in 2011.
Change of sentiment: Will Syrians gain from Arabs embracing Assad?
But there is also no doubt that reconciliation with the Syrian government, headed by the dictator Bashar Assad, is coming — at least in the Middle...
G7 Hosting duties: Can Japan walk the talk on climate?
The plan is to co-fire coal and gas plants with lower emission ammonia and hydrogen.
Presidential visit: China eyes closerties with Brazil
The visit was postponed when the Brazilian leader was admitted to hospital with pneumonia.
Question of ideals: Turkey, 100-yr democracy with ups and downs
Amid all these minor and major setbacks, the Turkish state, built on Western ideals such as democracy, equality, the rule of law and secularism, has...
Voice of dissent: What’s driving Africa’s demonstrations?
Electoral justice, the increased cost of living and a narrowing democratic space headlined the various demonstrations.
75 years of the WHO: Not the global health police we need
The organization’s headquarters are based in Geneva, Switzerland, with six regional and 150 country offices across the world.
Wealth distribution: How company profits keep prices high
The reopening of the economy after the COVID-19 pandemic resulted in pent-up demand even as supply disruptions caused by lockdowns persisted.
