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The UK's 56% cut in bilateral aid to Africa by 2028-29 will have a devastating impact on the world's poorest countries, threatening essential programs like schools and clinics, and undermining progress in healthcare, education, and economic development.
The Middle East crisis is escalating, with attacks on gas facilities leading to soaring energy prices worldwide. The US is considering releasing more oil reserves to stabilize the market and mitigate the effects of the crisis on the global economy.
Europe’s defense debate is entering a more consequential phase, with funding now emerging as the...
The latest jobs market data from the Office for National Statistics has revealed a sharp...
South Africans are accusing criminal gangs of taking advantage of the country's worsening water crisis, turning a basic public service failure into an opportunity for exploitation and profit, as weak infrastructure, municipal breakdowns, and poor governance exacerbate the problem.
The European Union is preparing for a showdown with Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán over a €90 billion loan to Ukraine, with EU leaders warning of significant consequences for the bloc and Orbán's own political future ahead of Hungary's election next month.
European leaders have softened their push for a naval deployment to the Middle East, citing concerns over escalating regional tensions and the risks of direct military involvement, as they seek to balance strategic interests with diplomatic caution.
Budapest’s EU affairs minister, János Bóka, has told POLITICO that if the European Commission decides...
China has slammed Australia and New Zealand for their criticism of its human rights record, calling their remarks "colonial-style arrogance" and pointing to their own alleged poor records on human rights and ethnic minority issues.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy delivered a powerful and sharply worded address to British lawmakers, warning...
Europe is once again facing a fresh wave of energy uncertainty, and this latest gas...
The UK and Ukraine are joining forces to address the emerging threat of low-cost drones, signing a significant defence partnership to develop effective countermeasures and enhance their collective security and defence capabilities, amid growing global security concerns.
The escalating conflict between the US and Iran has triggered a global energy shock, with the US now relying on Iranian-controlled boats to maintain global oil supply, highlighting a strategic contradiction in the midst of the crisis, as oil prices surge and economic stability hangs in the balance.
The recent exchanges between the US President and UK Prime Minister have sparked concern among diplomatic circles, prompting a closer examination of the complexities underlying the special relationship between the two nations.
The US faces resistance from European nations over its proposal to clear the Strait of Hormuz, a critical passage for global oil trade, amid rising tensions with Iran and concerns over conflict escalation, highlighting deepening divisions between the US and its European allies.
The EU energy crisis has sparked a debate over how to balance energy security with geopolitical concerns, with Belgian Prime Minister Bart De Wever's proposal to normalize relations with Russia facing widespread criticism and backlash.
The Israeli military is preparing for a potential prolonged conflict in the region due to a critical shortage of ballistic missile interceptors, sparking concerns about the country's ability to defend itself against potential threats and highlighting the need for a sustainable defense procurement strategy.
The European Union has announced a €458 million humanitarian aid package to support millions of people in the Middle East affected by conflict, displacement, and economic instability, with a focus on emergency food assistance, healthcare, shelter, and protection for displaced populations.
The acquisition of East Africa's largest media house by Tanzanian billionaire Rostam Azizi has sparked concerns about press freedom and editorial independence, with critics fearing that the move could lead to increased political influence over news coverage and undermine the region's fragile media ecosystem.
Myanmar's national parliament has convened for the first time since the 2021 military coup, with pro-military forces dominating the legislature and raising concerns over the state of democratic governance in the Southeast Asian nation.
