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United States

US states sue Trump over border wall emergency
Article
/ 19 February 2019

US states sue Trump over border wall emergency

Trump announced the emergency on Friday in order to bypass Congress

By Agency
US and China seek deal to prevent trade-war escalation
Article
/ 14 February 2019

US and China seek deal to prevent trade-war escalation

Trump indicated this week he was open to extending a trade truce beyond March 1 depending on progress in Beijing

By Ryan Mcmorrow
Venezuela opposition prepares protest, presses for aid to be let in
Article
/ 12 February 2019

Venezuela opposition prepares protest, presses for aid to be let in

Opposition leader and self declared president Juan Guaido will lead a rally in Caracas but demonstrations have been called all over the country

By Maria Isabel Sanchez
No word from Haiti’s president as fear paralyses capital
Article
/ 12 February 2019

No word from Haiti’s president as fear paralyses capital

Sporadic gunfire echoed through the streets of Port-au-Prince on Monday as the government remained silent in the face of protests

By Staff Reporter
Iran slams US as huge crowds mark 40 years since revolution
Article
/ 11 February 2019

Iran slams US as huge crowds mark 40 years since revolution

​Iran’s president on Monday blasted a US "conspiracy" against the country as vast crowds marked 40 years since the Islamic revolution

By Staff Reporter
Spain, UK recognise Guaido as Venezuela leader
Article
/ 4 February 2019

Spain, UK recognise Guaido as Venezuela leader

​Spain and Britain on Monday became the latest nations to recognise Venezuela’s opposition chief Juan Guaido as interim leader

By Marianne Barriaux
Little difference between politicians and journalists
Article
/ 1 February 2019

Little difference between politicians and journalists

‘​The relationship between politicians and journalists is, or rather ought to be, adversarial’

By Letters
US wades in as Venezuela rips apart
Article
/ 25 January 2019

US wades in as Venezuela rips apart

Trump backed the president’s challenger, but the army and Russia are firmly behind Maduro

By Maria Isabel Sanchez
Editorial: United States puts the global order at risk
Article
/ 25 January 2019

Editorial: United States puts the global order at risk

‘The decision by the US to recognise opposition leader Juan Guaidó as president of Venezuela can only be viewed with suspicion’

By Editorial
SA would do well to follow the German education model
Article
/ 25 January 2019

SA would do well to follow the German education model

Today, on leaving school, more than 50% of Germans enter dual vocational education and training programmes as they make their way into the job market

By John Davenport
Regional powers back Maduro opponent as Venezuela leader
Article
/ 24 January 2019

Regional powers back Maduro opponent as Venezuela leader

​The US and other major countries are backing Venezuela’s new self proclaimed acting president in repudiation of President Nicolas Maduro

By Maria Isabel Sanchez
Trumps delays State of the Union speech until government shutdown ends
Article
/ 24 January 2019

Trumps delays State of the Union speech until government shutdown ends

President Trump backed down late on Wednesday in a spat with Democrats over his State of the Union address

By Michael Mathes and Sebastian Smith
US-China trade talks spill into third day
Article
/ 9 January 2019

US-China trade talks spill into third day

An American delegation has been in Beijing since Monday

By Staff Reporter
Continental drifts towards Africa
Africa
/ 4 January 2019

Continental drifts towards Africa

Last year the UK, the United States, Russia and the European Union unveiled their new strategies for Africa and China Germany and India tweaked theirs

By Alex Vines
Cuba celebrates 60 years of revolution amid challenges and change
Article
/ 1 January 2019

Cuba celebrates 60 years of revolution amid challenges and change

For the first time since 1976, Cuba’s president is not a Castro

By Staff Reporter
US government shutdown extends into next week
Article
/ 28 December 2018

US government shutdown extends into next week

After convening for just a few minutes following the Christmas break, the Senate adjourned, deciding to renew budget deliberations only next Wednesday

By Sebastian Smith
US to examine migrant children in custody after second death
Article
/ 26 December 2018

US to examine migrant children in custody after second death

Guatemala called for an investigation into the boy’s death and some US lawmakers angrily denounced the Trump administration’s immigration policy

By Maggy Donaldson
Trump panel recommends guns in schools to keep US students safe
Article
/ 19 December 2018

Trump panel recommends guns in schools to keep US students safe

The commission rejected calls to increase the minimum age required for gun purchases

By Agency
Natural fawn killer: US judge sentences poacher to “Bambi” viewings
Article
/ 18 December 2018

Natural fawn killer: US judge sentences poacher to “Bambi” viewings

Prolific poacher David Berry Jr will be forced to watch the animated movie at least once a month during his year-long jail term

By Agency
Huawei defends global ambitions amid Western security fears
Article
/ 18 December 2018

Huawei defends global ambitions amid Western security fears

The company has been under fire this year, with Washington leading efforts to blacklist Huawei internationally

By Agency
Trump’s Africa strategy should have cast China as a partner, not a global adversary
Article
/ 18 December 2018

Trump’s Africa strategy should have cast China as a partner, not a global adversary

Why opportunities should be found to advance cooperation between Africa, China and the US as confidence building measures in US-China relations

By John J Stremlau
DRC to vote in end-of-an-era poll
Africa
/ 17 December 2018

DRC to vote in end-of-an-era poll

Twenty-one candidates are running to replace Kabila, whose hand-picked successor Emmanuel Ramazani Shadary is one of the front-runners

By Samir Tounsi
Saudi Arabia slams US Senate vote as ‘interference’
Article
/ 17 December 2018

Saudi Arabia slams US Senate vote as ‘interference’

The largely symbolic vote dealt a fresh warning to President Trump, who has staunchly backed the Saudi regime

By Anuj Chopra
Huawei executive gets bail in case rattling China ties
Article
/ 12 December 2018

Huawei executive gets bail in case rattling China ties

Meng Wanzhou’s December 1 arrest in Vancouver has shaken China’s relations with Canada and the United States

By Deborah Jones, Michel Comte and Laurent Thomet
UN conference adopts migration pact despite withdrawals
Article
/ 11 December 2018

UN conference adopts migration pact despite withdrawals

The United States and at least 16 other countries either opted out or expressed concerns, with some claiming the pact infringes national sovereignty

By Staff Reporter
Huawei exec seeks Canada bail, proposes electronic monitoring
Article
/ 11 December 2018

Huawei exec seeks Canada bail, proposes electronic monitoring

Meng Wanzhou was detained in Vancouver on December 1 while changing planes during a trip from Hong Kong to Mexico, for possible extradition

By Deborah Jones and Michel Comte
The six words that got Marc Lamont Hill fired from CNN
Article
/ 10 December 2018

The six words that got Marc Lamont Hill fired from CNN

Hill’s dismissal highlights how pro-Israel lobbying groups control the US discourse on Palestine and Israel

By Agency
OPEC meets as Trump calls for oil taps to be kept on
Article
/ 6 December 2018

OPEC meets as Trump calls for oil taps to be kept on

​OPEC members and other oil-producing countries gather in Vienna on Thursday to discuss cutting output to prop up prices

By Simon Morgan
China’s vow to curb fentanyl won’t end US opioid crisis — experts
Article
/ 6 December 2018

China’s vow to curb fentanyl won’t end US opioid crisis — experts

​The US-China trade war truce includes a pledge by Beijing to tackle another lucrative — and deadly — export: fentanyl

By Staff Reporter
Top US, Mexico diplomats meet in Washington amid migrant crisis
Article
/ 3 December 2018

Top US, Mexico diplomats meet in Washington amid migrant crisis

The two countries are grappling with how to handle the thousands of Central American migrants who are camped at the common border

By Agency
The United States is shifting its attitude towards Pretoria
Article
/ 30 November 2018

The United States is shifting its attitude towards Pretoria

Historically, South Africa has been seen as a strategic partner for countries outside the African continent, specifically the US

By Fazlin Fransman
The US-Saudi romance is ’70s Iran remixed
Analysis
/ 30 November 2018

The US-Saudi romance is ’70s Iran remixed

Middle Eastern arms customer and oil supplier dictates US foreign policy. Sounds familiar?

By John Davenport
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