Cameroon Soldiers’ Desertion: Implications for National Security and Military Capacity
Cameroonian soldiers are deserting to fight in Ukraine, undermining military capacity and national stability. The trend has intensified since Russia's...
Fatima Alenazi
Fatima Alenazi, a veteran journalist, has dedicated her career to covering global conflicts and humanitarian crises. Growing up in a multicultural environment in London, she earned her Graduate Diploma in Journalism from City University. Throughout her 14 years in the field, Fatima's in-depth analyses and empathetic storytelling have brought critical attention to important global issues, making her an invaluable resource in serious journalism.
Canada and Mexico Exempt from Trump’s April 2 Reciprocal Tariffs
President Trump's April 2 tariffs largely exempted Canada and Mexico, allowing them relief from new surcharges while existing tariffs remain....
U.S. Sanctions Target Russian Network Supporting Yemen’s Houthis
The U.S. has sanctioned a Russia-based network aiding Yemen's Houthis by facilitating the procurement of weapons and stolen Ukrainian grain....
Tata.ev Launches Electric Vehicle Portfolio in Mauritius
Tata.ev launches Tiago.ev, Punch.ev, and Nexon.ev in Mauritius, marking its expansion outside the SAARC region. This move aligns with Mauritius'...
Guinea’s Doumbouya Schedules September 2025 Vote in Democratic Push
Mamady Doumbouya, Guinea's military leader, has announced a constitutional referendum for September 21, 2025, signaling a possible move toward restoring...
Can Ukraine Hold Elections During Wartime?
The article discusses Ukraine's potential to hold elections amidst ongoing conflict, highlighting the need for a ceasefire. It also mentions...
Guinea Announces Date for Constitutional Referendum to Return to Democracy
Guinea's military junta has scheduled a crucial constitutional referendum for September 21 to pave the way for a return to...
Kenya’s Hidden Tragedy: The Struggle Against Femicide and Injustice
Kenya faces a femicide crisis with alarming rates, as a woman is killed every two days. Families suffer immensely, with...
Impact of USAID Cuts on U.S. Response to Myanmar Earthquake
Recent cuts to USAID have left the U.S. unable to effectively respond to the Myanmar earthquake, with former officials citing...
Ethiopia Introduces 100 Electric Buses to Enhance Public Transport in Addis Ababa
The Addis Ababa City Administration has launched 100 electric buses to promote electric mobility. Locally assembled but using Chinese components,...
