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Key producing regions for sugar and coffee are affected by dry weather, leading to price drops in sugar and increases in cocoa and coffee. Reduced rainfall in Brazil and India …
Weather Challenges Disrupt Commodity Prices for Sugar, Coffee, and Cocoa Read More
Sudan has filed a lawsuit against the UAE at the ICJ, accusing it of violating the Genocide Convention by supporting forces responsible for atrocities in Darfur. This case may affect …
Sudan Files Lawsuit Against UAE at ICJ Over Genocide Allegations Read More
The Rule of Law Centre is aiding Uzbekistan in its reform process initiated since 2016. A new constitution was adopted in May 2023 to modernize governance, yet concerns about autocratic …
Tracking Rule of Law in Uzbekistan: Constitutional Reform and Challenges Ahead Read More
The Indian government has informed Parliament that the U.S. has not yet imposed reciprocal tariffs. Discussions are ongoing to negotiate a fair Bilateral Trade Agreement focusing on lowering import duties …
India Clarifies Status on U.S. Tariffs and Ongoing Trade Discussions Read More
Sanctions imposed by Canada and the UK against Rwanda threaten its growing MICE sector, following allegations of support for M23 rebels in the DRC. The sanctions include trade restrictions and …
Sanctions Undermine Growth of Rwanda’s MICE Sector Amid International Tensions Read More
Xinganglian (Shanxi) Holding Group is investing US$3.6 billion in Zimbabwe to develop the Palm River Energy Metallurgical Industrial Park. This project aims to utilize Zimbabwe’s natural resources to establish a …
China’s Strategic Investment in Zimbabwe: A New Steel Production Hub Read More
Opposition MPs led by DMK protested in Parliament against the Sri Lankan Navy’s repeated arrests of Tamil fishermen, demanding prompt action from the Indian government. With over 97 fishermen jailed …
Opposition MPs Demand Action Over Arrests of Tamil Fishermen by Sri Lanka Read More
South Africa bowled Sri Lanka out for a historic low score of 42 runs in their first Test match at Durban. Marco Jansen achieved remarkable bowling figures of 7-13. After …
South Africa’s Historic Bowling Performance Demolishes Sri Lanka for 42 Runs Read More
FAO Deputy Director-General, Ms. Beth Bechdol, met with DRC Prime Minister Judith Suminwa Tuluka to reinforce collaborations aimed at addressing food insecurity and resilience. With 25 million facing hunger, the …
FAO and DRC Government Collaborate on Food Security and Resilience Strategies Read More
Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressed the Indian community in Guyana, inviting them to participate in Maha Kumbh and Pravasi Bharatiya Divas. He highlighted shared cultural ties and the contributions of …
Prime Minister Modi Strengthens Ties with Indian Diaspora in Guyana Read More