world politics

The war in Ukraine has entered another critical phase, continuing to transform the international security landscape while exposing deep divisions between major world powers. What began as a regional conflict has developed into a wider geopolitical confrontation involving military strategy, economic pressure,

 The global economy is entering another period of uncertainty as escalating trade disputes between the world’s largest economies threaten to slow international commerce, disrupt supply chains and weaken economic growth. Economists are warning that a fresh wave of tariffs, combined with geopolitical

European nations are accelerating efforts to strengthen their defence capabilities as growing security concerns continue reshaping the continent’s strategic priorities. Governments across the European Union are increasing military cooperation, expanding defence budgets and investing in new technologies as they prepare for a

Iran has moved quickly to restore transport links in the southern province of Hormozgan after several bridges and key road connections were damaged in US airstrikes, launching emergency measures aimed at reconnecting affected communities and keeping essential movement alive. Iranian authorities have

Tanzania and Egypt have unveiled an ambitious plan to elevate their relationship into a strategic economic partnership, agreeing to deepen cooperation in trade, investment, transport, agriculture and maritime logistics as both countries seek to position themselves as gateways linking Africa with the

Before engineers can manufacture fighter aircraft, electric vehicles, advanced semiconductors or wind turbines, they must first secure one essential ingredient—rare earth elements. These minerals, extracted from the earth in relatively small quantities, have become the invisible foundation of modern technology. From smartphones

A routine meeting of European Union ministers turned into a historic moment this week when Sweden’s Minister for Climate and the Environment arrived with an unexpected participant: her three-month-old son. The infant is believed to be the first baby ever to attend

Fresh diplomatic signals suggest a cautious but meaningful effort to maintain stability in the ongoing situation involving Russia and Ukraine. While no major public breakthroughs have been announced, the tone of engagement indicates a steady commitment to managing tensions rather than escalating

South African President Cyril Ramaphosa has strongly denied allegations that white citizens in the country, particularly Afrikaners, are being persecuted. In a recent statement, he called such claims a “completely false narrative,” urging people to reject misinformation that could create unnecessary division.