Debt sustainability frameworks need to be recalibrated by incorporating binding human rights thresholds. A country cannot be considered “sustainable” if it is unable to finance basic...
King Charles addresses Congress for the first time since 1991, stressing liberty and equality during a tense US visit.
Humanitarianism must face this complicity if is going to retain any moral authority. Commitment on inclusion cannot merely be rhetorical. It has to be a non-negotiable...
Washington reviews Iran’s proposal on the Strait of Hormuz, with officials cautious about its terms amid stalled peace negotiations.
Ukraine’s President accuses Israel of handling grain “stolen” by Russia and says Kyiv will push for EU sanctions against involved parties.
Because ultimately, the measure of a society is not how it treats its own in times of comfort, but how it treats the “other” in times...
Ending gender-based violence is not just about protecting women and girls, it is about building a fairer, safer, and more prosperous society for all. Until every...
Despite the difficult circumstances, Russia will continue to pursue its foreign policy and to defend the vital national interests, creating the most favourable external environment for...
Until international law is prepared to begin the movement from principle and aspiration towards enforcement, obligation — it will continue to be what it far too...
A policeman does not serve the public; it punishes the weak and excuses the strong, this is more than imperfect, this is unjust. A system that...
Raheem Okoya, professionally known as Sir Raheem, explains why he is quitting music and focusing on other professional and creative...
Dolly Parton, the legendary US country music singer, songwriter and actress, has died at 80 after a remarkable six-decade career.
The Yobe Spelling Bee is, without doubt, setting a pace for a future trajectory built around education, confidence, talent and...
Richer states set the agenda, while poor ones are forced to choose between treating their sick population now or giving...
The latest GLOBOCAN report reveals 20.6 million new cancer cases in 2024 and warns cases could rise 67% by 2050.