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The U.S. is delaying $2.6 billion in climate finance to South Africa amid strained relations, exacerbated by accusations of unlawful land expropriation. Previous aid blockages and geopolitical tensions intensify South …
U.S. Aid Delays and Tensions with South Africa: Implications and Context Read More
Recent violence in Syria, primarily instigated by loyalists of former President Bashar al-Assad, has raised concerns of renewed civil conflict. Despite civilian casualties and clashes, experts believe a new civil …
Syria’s Surge in Violence Does Not Signal a New Civil War—For Now Read More
An Egyptian delegation is in Washington, D.C., advocating against President Trump’s plans to forcibly relocate Palestinians from Gaza. Led by prominent figures from Egypt’s political landscape, they emphasize the importance …
Egypt Engages in Diplomatic Dialogue in Washington Against Trump’s Gaza Plans Read More
Friedrich Merz, likely the next Chancellor of Germany, has called for Europe to strengthen its defense autonomy as U.S. support dwindles. Post-election, he prioritized military aid to Ukraine and indicated …
Germany’s Election: Merz Advocates for European Defense Autonomy Amid U.S. Apathy Read More
Botswana’s upcoming elections on October 30 occur amid rising unemployment, declining satisfaction with democracy, and increasing corruption perceptions, particularly affecting the presidential office. With a divided opposition and entrenched ruling …
Botswana’s Crucial Elections: Challenges and the Path Forward Read More