Politics
French President Emmanuel Macron will begin a new African tour on Saturday, highlighted by an Africa-France summit in Kenya focused strongly on investment and economic cooperation. According to the Élysée Palace, the main objective is to “establish and anchor a renewed partnership......
Former French Prime Minister Elisabeth Borne announced that she is stepping back from the leadership structures of the Renaissance party, citing disagreements over its current political direction. While she will remain a member of the party, she confirmed her resignation from the National Council and......
Uganda has passed a revised version of its controversial sovereignty bill, following warnings from the country’s central bank governor over potential economic risks linked to the original proposal. The legislation, known as the “Protection of Sovereignty Bill”, was approved by parliament......
North Korea has revised its constitution to remove references to reunification with South Korea, marking a significant shift in its political stance toward its southern neighbor. The updated document, adopted earlier this year, no longer includes language stating that the country seeks to achieve national......
Ukraine accused Russia on Wednesday of breaching the unilateral ceasefire declared by President Volodymyr Zelensky, after Russian forces launched 108 drones and three missiles against Ukrainian territory in the hours immediately following the truce's entry into force at midnight between May 5 and......
Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni on Tuesday denounced the circulation of artificial intelligence-generated images depicting her in lingerie, describing the fabricated photographs as a deliberate political attack and warning that deepfake technology poses a threat to anyone who lacks her public profile......
Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva is expected to meet U.S. President Donald Trump on Thursday to discuss key economic and security matters, according to official sources. The meeting aims to strengthen dialogue between the two nations, despite longstanding differences on major global......
Two months into the conflict in the Middle East, the economic fallout from the war in Iran has spread well beyond energy markets, rippling through petrochemicals, manufactured goods, food, and consumer products as companies pass rising costs onto buyers and central banks around the world prepare to tighten......
Sudan recalled its ambassador to Ethiopia on Tuesday and accused both Addis Ababa and the United Arab Emirates of orchestrating a drone attack on Khartoum's international airport, sharply escalating tensions between the two neighboring countries at a moment when the Sudanese capital had only just......
China has strongly criticized the United States over its decision to broaden sanctions against Cuba, calling the measures “illegal” and inconsistent with international law. Beijing urged Washington to immediately end its decades-long embargo on the island. Response to US policy shift The......
Turkey and Saudi Arabia are preparing to sign an agreement that would remove visa requirements for their citizens, according to a Turkish diplomatic source. The deal is expected to be finalized during talks between the two countries’ foreign ministers in Ankara on Wednesday. Strengthening bilateral......
Romania’s minority government led by Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan is facing a critical parliamentary vote of no confidence. The motion, supported by major opposition forces, could lead to the fall of the government and trigger a prolonged period of political uncertainty. Rising tensions in parliament The......
The government of Sweden has announced it will move forward with plans to establish a new foreign intelligence agency. The decision comes in response to growing security concerns in Europe and criticism of past intelligence failures. Lessons from the Ukraine War The reform follows criticism that Swedish......
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