Kim Heller There is little doubt that Ethiopia’s Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed and his Prosperity Party would win this week’s elections by a huge margin. The pressing question is what comes next. Will Ahmed tighten his iron grip or embrace the need for unity and cooperation? Hopes were high when,
In May 2026, bandits stormed three schools in Oriire Local Government Area, Oyo State, beheading a teacher named Michael Oyedokun in front of his students before abducting children into the forest. The bandits then invaded Baptist Nursery and Primary School, Community Grammar School, and L.A. Primary School in a coordinated
Global energy markets are navigating one of their most complex periods in recent years. While Western sanctions on Russia remain in place following the Ukraine conflict, concerns over oil supply disruptions linked to Middle East tensions have prompted Washington to extend temporary exemptions for certain Russian oil shipments. The decision
Global energy markets are navigating one of their most complex periods in recent years. While Western sanctions on Russia remain in place following the Ukraine conflict, concerns over oil supply disruptions linked to Middle East tensions have prompted Washington to extend temporary exemptions for certain Russian oil shipments. The decision
BYD’s latest performance highlights the rapid evolution of China’s leading electric vehicle manufacturers into broader technology companies. While the company has recorded its first monthly sales growth in nine months, it is simultaneously positioning itself at the forefront of emerging industries such as artificial intelligence, autonomous driving and humanoid robotics.
BYD’s latest performance highlights the rapid evolution of China’s leading electric vehicle manufacturers into broader technology companies. While the company has recorded its first monthly sales growth in nine months, it is simultaneously positioning itself at the forefront of emerging industries such as artificial intelligence, autonomous driving and humanoid robotics.
Every few years, a virus reminds the world how unprepared it is. Covid-19 did it in 2020. H5N1 bird flu has been doing it slowly and steadily ever since, spreading through animal populations at a pace that keeps virologists awake at night. The Democratic Republic of Congo is currently battling
Every few years, a virus reminds the world how unprepared it is. Covid-19 did it in 2020. H5N1 bird flu has been doing it slowly and steadily ever since, spreading through animal populations at a pace that keeps virologists awake at night. The Democratic Republic of Congo is currently battling