Politics

In a diplomatic meeting room far from the battlefield, officials study maps, security proposals and economic data while trying to understand what comes next. The decisions being discussed are not only about one conflict between two countries. They are about the future

Before many cities begin their daily routines, workers at major energy terminals are already monitoring a complex network of ships, pipelines and storage facilities. A single delayed shipment or unexpected disruption can affect fuel prices, industries and millions of households across different

Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni has urged coffin manufacturers to consider shifting into furniture production, arguing that the country’s progress in combating major infectious diseases has reduced mortality and, consequently, demand for coffins. Speaking at a public event, Museveni said improved public health

Egypt has announced the discovery of two major archaeological sites, including a remarkably well-preserved Byzantine-era settlement in the Western Desert and a cluster of ancient tombs near Alexandria, shedding new light on life in the region more than 1,500 years ago. The

In a logistics control room overlooking a busy coastal port, screens display shipping movements in real time—containers arriving, others departing, supply chains stretching across continents. Nothing appears unusual on the surface. Yet behind these movements lies a deeper transformation in how global

The pursuit of international justice has always depended on more than legal statutes. It relies on confidence that institutions act independently, apply the law consistently and maintain credibility even when confronted by political pressure. Today, that confidence is being tested. The International