Somalia’s Constitutional Crisis: Power Plays Imperil the Nation’s Fragile Democracy
Somalia’s constitutional crisis has moved from a simmering dispute to a direct test of the country’s democratic commitments, as a…
Somalia’s constitutional crisis has moved from a simmering dispute to a direct test of the country’s democratic commitments, as a…
The United States–Iran crisis is not a two-player standoff. It is a layered confrontation running from Washington and Tehran through…
The Bab al-Mandab Strait is fast becoming the world’s most consequential test case for managing great-power rivalry on a narrow,…
Opposition parties in Namibia on Thursday united in opposing a petroleum amendment bill that would transfer regulatory authority over oil…
Opposition parties in the National Assembly have united to reject a petroleum amendment bill that would transfer oil and gas…
Zimbabwe’s cabinet has approved draft legislation that would reshape the presidency and could allow President Emmerson Mnangagwa to extend his…
Somalia, Saudi Arabia sign defense pact as Mogadishu aligns with Egypt to reshape Horn of Africa power balance RIYADH, Saudi…
Russia launched a massive overnight air assault on Ukraine’s energy network, striking electricity generation and distribution facilities with more than…
Japan will switch the world’s largest nuclear power plant back on next week, after an alarm-setting glitch forced a halt…
LISBON — Portugal braced for another bout of heavy rain and gale-force winds as nearly 200,000 homes and businesses remained…
Mass power outages swept across Ukraine on Saturday after a “technical malfunction” knocked out high-voltage lines linking Moldova and Romania…