US involvement in the Middle East and Israel’s attacks on Iran and its retaliation make the US military base in Qatar a target
The airstrikes are about more than Iran’s nuclear capacity; they are aimed at the network of supporters of Palestinians’ right to exist
The ministry of international relations called for the de-escalition of the conflict between Israel and Iran
The Kenyan American political scientist argued that the Global South acquiring nuclear weapons would lead to universal nuclear disarmament
The quick about-turns expose the internal contradictions – and lack of comprehensive planning – in US trade policy and its broader global economic implications.
This plan, dressed in the language of logistics or development, is unmistakably a manifestation of a hard-line agenda aimed at erasing Palestinian presence from the land
The G20 is meant to be a more inclusive space, but the selective participation of global powers suggests that the same patterns of exclusion persist
Israel’s military exports and ‘emotional extortion’ have thus far given it diplomatic protection against its injustices in the Middle East and role in global conflict
A number of local universities may face cuts to their funding after cutting ties with Israeli institutions
Israel’s seemingly limitless brutality is rooted in ‘the logic of dehumanisation’
The secretary general of the United Nations is committed to peace, yet Israel in its war on Gaza and beyond chose to ban him
The current administration delivered an American foreign policy that continues to benefit vested interests. Different administration, different party, same script
Supporters of Arsenal and Manchester United started the wave that has seen the country lose its grip on the dominant narrative
Despite this drop, trade figures remain encouraging, but various departments need to address policy and other issues to boost exports
No matter which of the candidates wins the presidential race, US foreign policy is unlikely to change radically
Will the UN resolution lead to a ceasefire? Delays on the part of the superpowers, driven by self-interest, put the lives of ordinary people on the line
Fatal attractions are blind and delusional and thus destructive. The consequences may be a backlash against Biden, the US losing its little moral authority is has, an end to any stability in the Middle East and, worst, a wider war
The environment harm caused by transferring fuel from one vessel to another at sea – spills and noise – present enormous risks to biodiversity
It should be the day of ANC’s reckoning, but opposition parties such as the Democratic Alliance should polish up their messaging on Israel’s war in Gaza
China demanded an end to ‘collective punishment’ inflicted on Gaza, at a virtual summit chaired by President Cyril Ramaphosa
A wider Middle East war would hit an already fragile and fragmented economy.
The West seems more fixated on spending on the military rather than addressing the climate catastrophe.
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President Cyril Ramaphosa has underlined the importance of expanding digital access to help to grow the economy
There are wars in Africa and Asia and some are rarely commented on in the media, so why is Ukraine different?
Mainstream American politicians — establishment figures in both major parties — apply the denial and displacement mantra to many problems, especially inflation
Morocco’s occupation of Western Sahara is about the presence of resources, especially phosphates that make up 72% of the world’s reserves. Phosphate is used in fertiliser, a key element in agriculture, giving Morocco a tight grip over world food production.
Thanks to the Omicron variant, it is harder than ever for Africans to travel – even though public health experts say the restrictions make no sense
The pursuit of peace and progress, with its trial and errors, its success and setbacks, can never be relaxed and never abandoned
Salukis, cousins of the greyhound, have been used for hunting for thousands of years in the Middle East and are some of the fastest canines.
Simmering tensions could see the country partitioned between east and west
The scales are still tilted in favour of men, but younger people with tertiary education have less discriminatory attitudes