Politics

The past two weeks have marked a significantly violent escalation in the Sudanese Civil War, with drone strikes and artillery...

When German Chancellor Friedrich Merz opened the 62nd Munich Security Conference by declaring that the post-war rules-based order ‘no longer...

A new United Nations report has warned that global water inequality remains one of the most pressing development challenges of...

In public discourse today, Muslims often appear as subjects of debate rather than authors of their own histories. Discussions about...

Gito* had just arrived at his father’s house in Caloocan City in the Philippines on December 7, 2016, when three...

Access to adequate housing is a foundation of resilient cities. Safe and affordable homes provide stability, allow residents to access...

During a solidarity visit to Lebanon, the UN chief announced a flash appeal of USD 308.3 million to support humanitarian...

In the Al-Azraq camp in northern Syria, 10-year-old Abeer Al-Qaddour sits, browsing a colourful book with intense focus and curiosity....

Professor Jude Osakwe—a Nigerian scholar at the Namibian University of Science and Technology (NUST) and Continental Chairman of the Nigerians...

On 11 March 2011, the powerful 9.0 magnitude Tōhoku earthquake struck off the northeastern coast of Japan, triggering a 40-meter...