Ethiopia urges fuel saving as supply fears deepen
Fuel conservation has become an urgent priority in Ethiopia as the government responds to global oil supply disruption linked to...
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Switzerland halts new U.S. arms exports over neutrality
Swiss neutrality prompted Switzerland to stop approving new arms export licenses to the United States during the Iran war, the...
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Iran strikes Kuwait refinery as Gulf war widens
Gulf energy attacks entered a more dangerous phase Friday as Iranian drones struck Kuwait’s Mina al-Ahmadi refinery for a second...
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HORN OF AFRICA
Somali military keeps pressure on Al-Shabaab in operations
The Somali military has continued operations against Al-Shabaab as part of a sustained campaign to weaken the armed group across...
MIDDLE EAST
Iran women’s team returns home after asylum drama
The Iran women’s team returned to Tehran on Thursday to a public welcome after an asylum dispute in Australia drew...
WORLD
Child miners in Congo face deadly risks at Rubaya mine
Child miners in eastern Congo are returning to one of the world’s most dangerous coltan sites even after a landslide...
OPINION
ANALYSIS
Iran-Israel tensions raise fears of wider regional crisis
Iran-Israel tensions have shaped Middle East security for decades, mostly through indirect confrontation rather than open war. However, recent developments...
Can Africa create a new governance model beyond colonial-era systems?
The question of whether Africa can build a 21st-century governance model that breaks from colonial legacies is more urgent than...
ECONOMY & BUSINESS
Mining, debt and currency risk: Zambia’s Yuan move in an African context
Zambia’s decision to become the first African country to collect mining tax payments in China’s Yuan marks an important shift...
TAZARA and Lobito: Africa’s New Geopolitical Corridors
For much of Africa’s post-independence history, transport corridors were viewed primarily as development infrastructure, that is, railways and roads intended...
Kenya set to become East Africa’s largest economy by 2025
Kenya is poised to overtake Ethiopia as East Africa’s biggest economy in 2025, according to new projections from the International...
CULTURE & SOCIETY
Why humans love sharing meals and eating together
Humans have always gathered around food. For thousands of years, communities have shared meals, celebrated with feasts, and created rituals...
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HISTORY
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