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By Daniel Levy Photos: Zeteo|Instagram|Wikimedia Commons The British Jewish community currently feels under siege (make no mistake, the feeling is widespread), which should make it critical for the…
By Dr. Lawrence Wittner Photos: Wikimedia Commons Although Donald Trump has never been modest about his abilities or reluctant to exercise personal power, during his second term in…
By Mohamed Gabobe Photos: Wikimedia Commons MOGADISHU, Somalia—Amid ongoing disruptions to maritime shipping in the Middle East due to the closure of the Strait of Hormuz, Somali pirates…
By Semafor Africa Photos: Wikimedia Commons South African President Cyril Ramaphosa pledged to challenge a decision by the country’s top court reviving an impeachment inquiry against him, shifting…
By Committee to Protect Journalists Kinshasa, May 13, 2026—The Committee to Protect Journalists calls on authorities in the Democratic Republic of the Congo to release journalist Stéphane Shisso,…
By OECS Photos: OECS In an era of global uncertainty and escalating climate crises, the Organisation of Eastern Caribbean States (OECS) Commission and the Government of the Commonwealth…
By Naqaa Hamed Photos: Naqaa Hamed DEIR AMMAR, Occupied West Bank—Mustafa Badaha drove along the edge of his land, past rows of olive trees he could no longer…
By George Cassidy Payne Photos: Wikimedia Commons We are trained to see war as a failure of diplomacy. It is often a failure of perception long before diplomacy…
By Tom Oniro Elenyu Photos: YouTube Screenshots|Wikimedia Commons Once upon a time, Gen Yoweri Museveni asked critics of his old age and longevity in power, thus, laconically; “Do…
By CARICOM Photos: CARICOM The regional health sector is set to receive a welcome injection of support with the signing of a new cooperation agreement between the Caribbean…
