Africa 

Egyptian president in Qatar after 4 years of diplomatic rupture

Egypt’s president traveled on Tuesday to Qatar on his first visit to the gas-rich nation amid warming ties after years of frayed relations following the Egyptian military’s overthrow of an Islamist president backed by Doha. The two-day trip comes amid a rapid rapprochement between Egypt and Qatar after the end in 2021 of a yearslong boycott of Doha by four… Read More
Africa 

Climate: UN chief urges developed countries to deliver on their pledges

The World meteorological organization unveiled Tuesday an alarming multi-agency report on climate. The UN chief called for urgent action. The world continues to face climate shocks. A new multi-agency report coordinated by the World Meteorological Organization (WMO), showed Tuesday that greenhouse gas concentrations were rising to record highs. According to the report, urgent action is needed to mitigate emissions and… Read More
Africa 

Belfast remembers queen, ahead of new king’s visit

Last updated: 10 hours ago Preparations were underway in Belfast on Monday ahead of King Charles III’s first visit as monarch in a national tour during his first days on the throne. The new king was expected to attend several commemorative events for his late mother Queen Elizabeth II in Northern Ireland’s capital on Tuesday. The status of the monarchy… Read More
Africa 

Doubts persist whether Angolan opposition will take office

The international community has praised Angola for the general elections and President João Lourenço for his re-election, after the constitutional court validated the results on August 24th. For many, the fact that countries such as Spain and the US recognize the elections in Angola increases the credibility of the electoral process. “The recognition of the international community came only to… Read More
Africa 

Protesters return to the streets of Khartoum

Thousands of Sudanese protesters took to the streets of the capital, Khartoum, on Tuesday to press demands for a return to civilian rule following a military coup last year. Many carried posters criticizing the military; others showed pictures of some of the 116 people that pro-democracy medics say have already been killed in a previous crackdown on the anti-coup protests. “A… Read More
Africa 

Egypt rejects reports of stifling environment activism

Egypt, the host of this year’s upcoming U.N.-led climate conference, is rejecting reports by a rights group saying that authorities in the Middle East country are stifling environmental activism as part of a broader crackdown on dissent. According to the report by Human Rights Watch, the Egyptian government’s restrictions amount to a violation of basic human rights and throw into… Read More
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