North Africa

In a world where the intricacies of international relations seldom involve the voices of smaller nations, North Western State of Somalia stands resolute in maintaining its sovereignty. Recently, rumblings have surfaced about potential proposals to relocate displaced Palestinians from Gaza to North Western State of Somalia. These discussions, however, seem to have materialized mostly within the realms of speculation and incomplete dialogues. Recently, it was reported that some governments were toying with the notion…

The road to the 2026 FIFA World Cup—set to unfold in the vibrant landscapes of the United States, Canada, and Mexico—has already seen four thrilling rounds of qualification matches. As we gear up for Match Day 5, anticipation builds with an array of compelling clashes on the horizon. On Wednesday, March 19, soccer enthusiasts can expect four captivating encounters. The spotlight will undoubtedly shine on Liberia, who will face Tunisia, the current frontrunners in Group H. This match presents an opportunity for Liberia to…

As the world spins on its axis, one truth remains unwavering: food has an unparalleled ability to forge connections. Be it through the chaotic charm of bustling street markets or the allure of an opulent dining room, culinary experiences continue to evolve and mesmerize. But in this whirlwind of flavors and aromas, where do we find the destinations that truly redefine our gastronomic adventures as of 2025? In a world that’s continuously embracing new tastes, Time Out offers a compass to navigate this vast…

Geopolitical Influence & Competition in Africa: A Modern Landscape In the intricate web of global politics, where would we be without the insightful reports that shape our understanding of geopolitical dynamics? Perhaps the Geopolitical Influence & Peace report is a case in point. It reveals how ideological chasms have widened among major global players. Countries like China and Russia are advocating for alternate governance models in stark contrast to the cherished ideals of liberal democracies.…

The World Health Organization (WHO) headquarters in Geneva, Switzerland, stood majestic against the crisp winter sky on January 28, 2025. It seems astonishing, doesn't it? The power of decisions emanating from high offices and how they ripple across the globe. A profound decision has just sent shockwaves through the fabric of international health—a decision by the Trump administration to pause U.S. foreign aid. This pause, the World Health Organization claims, has "substantially disrupted" the supply of HIV treatments in a…

Imagine waking up a sleeping giant. That's the task that lies at the heart of transforming Africa's energy potential. Rich in resources yet starved of investments, Africa has remained on the sidelines of global energy discussions for far too long. You might wonder how a continent brimming with untapped reserves finds itself in such a predicament. Chronic underfunding over the decades has stymied progress, shackling a land that could fuel not only its own growth but…

The Ripple Effect of the U.S. Aid Suspension on Global HIV Treatment Programs The recent announcement by the Trump administration, halting the flow of U.S. foreign aid, has sent ripples across the globe, particularly affecting the supply of HIV treatments in eight nations. The World Health Organization (WHO) has sounded the alarm, warning that the disruption could have dire consequences. Can we afford to overlook the implications of such a decision? Six of the affected countries are nestled…

Engaging with Science: Trust in African Nations Is the world losing faith in its scientists? Recent findings suggest otherwise, challenging the prevalent fear of a disconnect between scientific communities and society. Unveiling this narrative, a new study calls for a renewed effort to bridge any gap — especially through deeper engagement between scientists and the public. This intriguing study, published in the esteemed journal Nature Human Behaviour, emerges as part of the Trust in Science Project (TISP)…

Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi, in a bid to illuminate the economic ripples of regional tension, unveiled a worrying revelation on Monday. The Suez Canal, a crucial artery of global maritime trade, is hemorrhaging approximately $800 million every month. A staggering loss underscored by growing instability in the region. This shortfall not only poses a threat to Egypt’s economic engine but also raises a question: What are the far-reaching consequences of such financial hemorrhage on global…

Top 10 Countries to Live and Work in Africa by 2025 Have you ever paused on a particularly demanding day and considered a change of scenery? The promise of a fresh start often lingers in the back of our minds. In just a few years, the African continent will present unparalleled opportunities. By 2025, some countries here could redefine the destination landscape for ambitious professionals and adventure seekers alike. Before diving in, one might…