EU Envoy Acknowledges Missteps in Sahel Engagement
The EU envoy has recognized that Brussels has not adequately understood the dynamics in the Sahel, leading to diminished influence as Russia and China expand their presence.
International reporting with regional context and cross-border impact.
The EU envoy has recognized that Brussels has not adequately understood the dynamics in the Sahel, leading to diminished influence as Russia and China expand their presence.
Ville Niinistö, a Member of the European Parliament for the Greens, argues that allowing Russia to compete in sports would legitimize its actions in Ukraine, which he views as unacceptable.
Nigella Lawson offers insights on managing kitchen nerves and shares a simple recipe for anchovy pasta to encourage home cooking.
Tehran believes Trump needs a deal; Washington thinks the Islamic Republic cannot survive without one, explains Alain Frachon in his column for Le Monde.
A recent KFF survey outlines the Medicaid eligibility levels for older adults and people with disabilities, establishing a baseline as potential changes loom.
A recent KFF survey highlights the varied approaches states are taking to implement Medicaid work requirements, revealing a trend towards more restrictive policies amidst several challenges.
PDC chief executive Matt Porter remarks that while Luke Littler has excelled amid fan hostility, he might need to consider a new strategy moving forward.
North Korea is experiencing significant food shortages exacerbated by severe drought conditions affecting its agricultural sector, as reported by state-run news.
The latest report from Reporters Without Borders reveals a significant decline in global press freedom, reaching its lowest point in 25 years, raising concerns about media independence worldwide.
Recent investments by major funds suggest a growing optimism about the future of the mining industry, potentially signaling a supercycle.
Czechia is making significant strides in its quest for nuclear energy independence, positioning itself as a potential leader in atomic power while reducing fossil fuel dependence.
In a closely contested match, Arsenal and Atletico Madrid ended in a 1–1 draw, setting the stage for a decisive second leg in London next Tuesday.
BNP Paribas and Crédit Agricole report higher first-quarter profit but are unable to fully capitalise on market volatility.
The taxation of labour costs varies significantly across Europe, with Germany and France imposing much higher rates than the UK. This disparity highlights deeper complexities in how work is taxed continent-wide.
The 2026 World Press Freedom Index highlights a significant decline in media conditions, with three in four countries facing serious challenges to press freedom.
A recent report from the USGS has identified substantial lithium oxide reserves in Maine and New Hampshire, which may have implications for energy policies.
Upon his return home, Sabastian Sawe, the first man to complete a marathon in under two hours during a competitive event, was celebrated by family and supporters.
A hundred works by the artist reflect the influences that shaped part of his journey and capture, with intensity, the lives of individuals he encountered as well as the history of an entire country.
President Trump has indicated that the US might lower its troop presence in Germany, coinciding with rising tensions related to Iran and a dispute with German Chancellor Friedrich Merz.
A recent advancement in catalyst technology could significantly improve the efficiency and longevity of electrolysis processes essential for chlorine production, addressing key challenges in the industry.