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Syria makes 'no progress' repairing Druze relations: UN

Bedouin and tribal fighters deploy at the western entrance of Syria’s Druze heartland of Suweida amid deadly sectarian violence, 18…

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Syria makes ‘no progress’ repairing Druze relations: UN

Bedouin and tribal fighters deploy at the western entrance of Syria’s Druze heartland of Suweida amid deadly sectarian violence, 18…

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EscrowPay Launches WhatsApp-Native Escrow to Fix Nigerian E-commerce’s Trust Problem 

In Nigerian e-commerce, most deals run into the same standoff: the buyer is reluctant to pay a  stranger, and the…

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Genocide Keir is out but can damage of Starmer legacy be undone?

British Prime Minister Keir Starmer announced his resignation after fewer than two years in office in a term characterised by…

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Africa’s First AI Model and Humanoid Robot, Omeife, Now Powering a Telemedicine Revolution!

Africa is staking its claim as the birthplace of a new kind of healthcare revolution. Omeife, Africa’s first humanoid robot…

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Marwan Barghouti and the World Cup

Marwan Barghouti is a Palestinian political leader that has been imprisoned for the last 20 years [Getty] Did you know…

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Petro says Israel helped rig Colombia’s presidential vote

Gustavo Petro has been Colombia’s only left-wing leader so far, and has fiercely criticised Israel’s war in Gaza [Getty/file photo]…

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Open or closed? What the Hormuz shipping data actually shows

Commercial trackers have reported a stark fall of in traffic through Hormuz after Iran announced it would close the waterway…

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How Assad-era trials will test Syria’s transition

Syria’s first public trials of prominent Assad-era figures could help define the country’s post-Assad transition, rights advocates told The New…

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Starmer’s legacy shaped by Gaza genocide, UK rights crackdown

Critics of Keir Starmer say he leaves legacy of cracking down on civil liberties and supporting Israel’s rights violations [Getty]…

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