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‘The word ‘crisis’ has a second, less well-known meaning, from the original Greek - a turning point, an opportunity.’ (Katharine Viner,...

Despite vaccines becoming more accessible in Europe — especially in comparison with the rest of the world — the region continues to...

Ethiopia is a country riven by tension and conflict. For many Western readers, this would fit the stereotype of an African state...

“I saw the vehicle in which the little girl was shot,” recounts a journalist in Buea, “I saw the gendarme. He had already been...

“The Panopticon is already here,'' says Ross Anderson, reporting on the rise of Artificial Intelligence in Sino-American politics. There...

For centuries, England – and later the United Kingdom as a whole – and France have waged war with each other, both in Europe and...

In the last few months, Somalia has hurtled towards the brink of war, seen a military confrontation, and been dragged back from the cliff...

The Islamic Republic of Iran is a relatively new creation although its Western isolationist doctrine and the radical socio-political...

The annual duty of the Kanji Proficiency Society in Japan is to publish a ‘word of the year’ to harness the global zeitgeist of...

I would begin and end this article with two very powerful stanzas from my favourite poem written by Maya Angelou - ‘Still I Rise’ You may...

On the 15th and 16th of February the leaders of the G5-Sahel countries - Mauritania, Mali, Burkina Faso, Niger, and Chad - gathered at...

On 24 December 2021, legislative elections that could change the fate of the nation are planned to be held in Libya after the “permanent...