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United States

US-SA diplomatic spat signals Brics jitters
Opinion
/ 16 May 2023

US-SA diplomatic spat signals Brics jitters

The US ambassador’s allegations against South Africa come as a push to expand the Brics bloc’s influence threatens to force a new world order

By Sarah Smit
CALLAND: Giving or selling arms to Russia would instantly make SA a rogue state
Opinion
/ 12 May 2023

CALLAND: Giving or selling arms to Russia would instantly make SA a rogue state

The timing of the US accusation is intriguing, but if the allegations are true, Ramaphosa should resign and his government should fall

By Richard Calland
Brazil rejects US criticism, defends Russia ties
World
/ 18 April 2023

Brazil rejects US criticism, defends Russia ties

Brazil’s President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva has said the United States should not support a war and rather promote peace

By Afp
Strategic autonomy is gaining momentum in Europe
Opinion
/ 17 April 2023

Strategic autonomy is gaining momentum in Europe

The US is attempting to bring the EU into its orbit but the ‘us versus them’ mentality is gradually losing steam

By Imran Khalid
Wither the future of democracy?
Opinion
/ 14 April 2023

Wither the future of democracy?

In a changing world it cannot be business as usual for human rights and democracy thinkers

By Johann van der Westhuizen
Why Trump pleaded not guilty in New York court after historic arrest
World
/ 4 April 2023

Why Trump pleaded not guilty in New York court after historic arrest

The twice-impeached Republican is the first sitting or former American president to be criminally indicted

By Maggy Donaldson and Peter Hutchison
​​Following the money to combat the illegal wildlife trade in Southern Africa
Opinion
/ 13 March 2023

​​Following the money to combat the illegal wildlife trade in Southern Africa

​​Following the money to combat the illegal wildlife trade in Southern Africa

By David Fein
How the Global South can escape the dollar’s stranglehold
Opinion
/ 7 March 2023

How the Global South can escape the dollar’s stranglehold

There are opportunities for Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa and and developing countries

By Nontobeko Hlela
Multi-polar world does not mean being in favour of Putin
Opinion
/ 24 February 2023

Multi-polar world does not mean being in favour of Putin

Much of the global south is neutral on the war in Ukraine, not because they support Russia but because they can’t side with the US and Nato

By Imraan Buccus
Janet Yellen’s African trip fans the flames of the ‘debt trap’ narrative
Africa
/ 17 February 2023

Janet Yellen’s African trip fans the flames of the ‘debt trap’ narrative

An inflexible, hostile stance towards China could have negative effects on the West and its presence in the rest of the world

By Emmanuel Matambo
From Russia, with love: How a war changed the global economy
Business
/ 16 February 2023

From Russia, with love: How a war changed the global economy

One year on, the Kremlin’s impact appears to be retreating — but, amid uncertainty about the global economy’s growth trajectory, risks to inflation remain

By Sarah Smit
US Treasury Secretary lauds South Africa’s just energy transition
Business
/ 26 January 2023

US Treasury Secretary lauds South Africa’s just energy transition

Janet Yellen’s statements on energy come amid stage five load-shedding

By Anathi Madubela
Is China back — for the long haul?
Opinion
/ 19 January 2023

Is China back — for the long haul?

Recent policy reversals have left investors optimistic about the country but more is needed to ensure long-term growth

By Yuen Yuen Ang
Inflation eases for a second month
Business
/ 18 January 2023

Inflation eases for a second month

The decrease will probably lead to the South African Reserve Bank being less aggressive with rate hikes next week

By Anathi Madubela
South Africa’s economy hangs in the balance as energy crisis persists
Business
/ 12 January 2023

South Africa’s economy hangs in the balance as energy crisis persists

Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana said ending blackouts is at the top of the government’s priorities as the country grapples with tough economic conditions

By Sarah Smit
In the US, 2022 was a year of right-wing attacks. What lies ahead?
Opinion
/ 9 January 2023

In the US, 2022 was a year of right-wing attacks. What lies ahead?

It’s a rocky road to a functional democratic future for the United States, but fighting injustice is a long-term task

By Chrissy Stroop
Explainer: What forces will shape South Africa’s economy in 2023?
Business
/ 5 January 2023

Explainer: What forces will shape South Africa’s economy in 2023?

Economy hitting geopolitical tensions, pressure on consumers and load-shedding will likely stick around

By Sarah Smit
What African feminist movements are up against in 2023
Opinion
/ 4 January 2023

What African feminist movements are up against in 2023

Emboldened by the overturning of Roe v Wade, Western conservative movements are dialling up their Africa campaigns. (Photo by Anna Moneymaker/Getty Images)

By Joy Asasira
Egypt recovers 2 700-year-old sarcophagus lid from United States
Top Six
/ 3 January 2023

Egypt recovers 2 700-year-old sarcophagus lid from United States

Over the past decade, Egypt has recovered about 29 000 antiquities found to have been taken abroad through illegitimate means

By Agence France Presse
US lawmakers call for criminal charges against Trump
Top Six
/ 20 December 2022

US lawmakers call for criminal charges against Trump

Congress has never made a criminal referral against a sitting or former president, and it will add to the clamour among Trump’s opponents for prosecution

By Frankie Taggart
Will Republicans support Biden’s strategy on the Ukraine war?
Opinion
/ 17 December 2022

Will Republicans support Biden’s strategy on the Ukraine war?

American voters support Ukraine and the Republicans know this, but this may change if inflation skyrockets

By Imran Khalid
Inflation cools to 7.4% year-on-year
Business
/ 14 December 2022

Inflation cools to 7.4% year-on-year

Prices have slowly retreated from their July peak, when inflation increased at its highest rate since 2009

By Sarah Smit
United States uses Iran’s unrest to ‘disrupt, delay, deter and sanction’ weapon deliveries to Russia
Opinion
/ 11 December 2022

United States uses Iran’s unrest to ‘disrupt, delay, deter and sanction’ weapon deliveries to Russia

A senior official has linked the US approach toward Iran’s protests with Tehran’s foreign and security policies regarding Russia

By MK Bhadrakumar
eSwatini’s country music cousins hit the screens in New York
Africa
/ 29 November 2022

eSwatini’s country music cousins hit the screens in New York

The award-winning country music pair are the subject of a new documentary by filmmaker Jesse Rudoy, which premiered at the New York film festival

By bird story agency
A moment of possibility dawns for the American left
Opinion
/ 25 November 2022

A moment of possibility dawns for the American left

For the first time since the 1960s, anti-imperialism is back on the US left’s agenda. South Africa should follow suit

By Imraan Buccus
Biden, Xi meeting in Bali a ‘getting to know you’ icebreaker meeting
Opinion
/ 14 November 2022

Biden, Xi meeting in Bali a ‘getting to know you’ icebreaker meeting

Neither side is willing to push the other and no agreements or concessions are likely to be reached

By Imran Khalid
Trump set to officially launch 2024 comeback bid
Top Six
/ 14 November 2022

Trump set to officially launch 2024 comeback bid

The former president says his announcement will be ‘perhaps the most important speech given in the history of the USA’

By Camille Camdessus
US midterm elections: Will Trump be trumped?
Opinion
/ 10 November 2022

US midterm elections: Will Trump be trumped?

The women’s vote, abortion, the youth vote and concerns about democracy are factors influencing voters

By Philip Machanick
US sanctions four people linked to alleged Isis cell in Durban
National
/ 8 November 2022

US sanctions four people linked to alleged Isis cell in Durban

The alleged cell is apparently led by led by Farhad Hoomer, who was sanctioned by the US in March this year

By Eunice Masson
SA housing market to fall off a hill, not a cliff
Business
/ 8 November 2022

SA housing market to fall off a hill, not a cliff

The market is set to slow as consumers feel higher bond costs but the slump will not be as dramatic as in economies where buoyancy is the rule not the exception

By Sarah Smit
Brazil’s Lula win over Bolsonaro celebrated by the left globally, but beware a right backlash
Opinion
/ 1 November 2022

Brazil’s Lula win over Bolsonaro celebrated by the left globally, but beware a right backlash

A country cannot survive in isolation, particularly given that leaders of rightwing parties have ascended in countries around the world

By Imraan Buccus
Islamic extremists cannot be ‘left to linger’ in Mozambique
National
/ 30 October 2022

Islamic extremists cannot be ‘left to linger’ in Mozambique

Mozambique’s Cabo Delgado region has been hit by two insurgent attacks in three days

By Eunice Masson
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