Author: Jennifer Onyeagoro
The AI-native customer experience management company is positioning the new platform as a key driver of product innovation and regional expansion across MENA.Read More
Africa is waiting for real financing from the global Loss and Damage Fund designed to help countries cope with climate-related destruction. From the Strait of Hormuz to African markets: Rising geopolitical tensions are pushing up global oil prices—driving higher fuel and food costs in AfricaRead More
On the margins of the Cartagena conference, where faith communities were already demanding that governments recognise land as a fundamental human right, the World Council of Churches (WCC) with the support of its Catholic partners launched the Living Planet Monitor: South Asia – a publication built to trace the links between land, water, and food systems through data and the testimony of communities living them.Read More
The European Union rebuffed US allegations that it’s contributing to global market overcapacity, and vowed to respond “firmly and proportionally” if Washington imposes tariffs that breach a trade deal with the bloc.Read More
As the United States shifts its strategic attention to Asia and Russia and China expand their arsenals, France is recasting its nuclear force as a pillar of European security.Read More
The Commission’s proposal, in its current form, would exclude U.K.-made cars from corporate fleets, which account for more than 60 percent of the EU’s new-car sales, the SMMT says.Read More
Pippa Crerar and Peter Walker look at what the Mandelson files have shown and what this means for Keir StarmerRead More
Keep Walking Live: Manchester, a three-day, city-wide takeover celebrating pioneering music kicks off tomorrow, March 13-15, marking the first city-wideRead More
The use of RAF Fairford by US forces highlights the UK’s increasingly active role in the US-Israeli war on Iran.Read More
The Crime and Policing Bill would also criminalise climbing war memorials and help police track stolen phones.Read More