South Africa’s foreign policy has been under international scrutiny more often than any other nation on the African continent. This has largely been due to American President Donald Trump’s extended focus on the country. Trump cites a range of factors, arguably stemming from democratic South Africa’s support for Palestine and
India’s economic outlook has come under fresh pressure as escalating tensions in the Middle East feed into higher energy costs, renewed inflation risks, and growing geopolitical uncertainty around critical shipping routes. Moody’s lowers India growth forecast to 6% Credit rating agency Moody’s Ratings has cut India’s growth projection for the
India’s economic outlook has come under fresh pressure as escalating tensions in the Middle East feed into higher energy costs, renewed inflation risks, and growing geopolitical uncertainty around critical shipping routes. Moody’s lowers India growth forecast to 6% Credit rating agency Moody’s Ratings has cut India’s growth projection for the
The proposal, first reported by The New York Times and confirmed by advocacy group AfghanEvac whose president Shawn VanDiver stated he had been briefed directly by State Department officials, is not merely a logistical decision. It is, as VanDiver himself put it, "not a resettlement plan, it is a refusal
At the 82nd session of the United Nations Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific in Bangkok, Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Alexander Alimov delivered a pointed message to the region’s policymakers: the Arctic is no longer a frozen frontier, it is a highway, and Russia intends to use
At the 82nd session of the United Nations Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific in Bangkok, Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Alexander Alimov delivered a pointed message to the region’s policymakers: the Arctic is no longer a frozen frontier, it is a highway, and Russia intends to use
At the 82nd session of the United Nations Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific in Bangkok, Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Alexander Alimov delivered a pointed message to the region’s policymakers: the Arctic is no longer a frozen frontier, it is a highway, and Russia intends to use