How local radio boosts climate change adaptation
In the Horn of Africa, local radio stations provide updates on entertainment, sports and health, so why not weather and climate too? The Greater Horn
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EXCLUSIVE: UAE’s secret mission to Iran by David Hearst
Tahnoun bin Zayed, the national security adviser of the United Arab Emirates and the crown prince’s younger brother, has been in Tehran for the last
Libya: ‘Arab League decisions manipulated by Egypt and UAE’
( Aview of a house hit by air strikes carried out by Haftar’s forces in Tripoli Libya.) Libya’s High Council of State on Sunday accused
Revealed: Cameron and May lobbied Bahrain royals for Tory donor’s oil firm
Two former Conservative prime ministers lobbied a Middle Eastern royal family to award a multi-billion dollar oil contract to a company headed by a major
Trump-Ukraine: John Bolton ‘sounded alarm about Giuliani’s actions’
The former US national security adviser, John Bolton, was reportedly so alarmed at a back-channel effort to pressure Ukraine to investigate Donald Trump’s political rivals
World bank asks Sudan to pay $16bn debt arrears
(Sudan’s Prime Minister Abdalla Hamdok.) Sudan faces a long road to integration in the global financial system after the World Bank said it will not
3 share Nobel Prize in economics for ‘experimental approach’ to solving poverty by Jeff Stein
The Nobel Prize in economics was awarded Monday to three researchers — including the youngest-ever recipient — whose approach to alleviating global poverty has been
‘Stunning in ugliness & tone’: Trump denounced for attacking Somali refugees in Minnesota by Allyson Chiu
For roughly six minutes Thursday night, President Trump predictably singled out Rep. Ilhan Omar (D-Minn.) during his campaign rally in her home district of Minneapolis.
Trump’s hostility to refugees moves back to the center of his political rhetoric (Philip Bump)
It’s never entirely clear how many of the attendees at one of President Trump’s numerous political rallies are representative of the local area. He tends
Kenya hoping for deal even as Somalia insists on ICJ route by Oliver Mathenge
On August 28, 2014, Somalia wrote to the International Court of Justice in an application to institute proceedings against Kenya with regard to “a dispute