UN Women Executive Director Sima Bahous carried out a two-day mission in Kenya, where she saw UN Women’s work first-hand, and met with civil society… Read More »UN Women Executive Director visits Kenya, galvanizes action for Generation Equality
Women’s economic empowerment is an investment with high returns. It was with this issue in mind that, in 2021, Kazakhstan pledged to open 17 Women’s… Read More »Supporting women’s entrepreneurship in Kazakhstan
After a tortuous wait, Azza is heading to the UK with her children, but without her husband.
King Charles III was mocked in the past as an eccentric for championing organic farming, and so demonstrating his continuing commitment his coronation will be… Read More »King Charles III: A radical environmentalist or mainstream ecologist?
The French government sought to play down a fresh row with Italy over migration on Friday, saying Paris was not looking to “ostracise” its EU… Read More »France plays down latest row with Italy on migration
Nigerian senator Ike Ekweremadu and his wife are jailed for bringing a man to the UK from Lagos.
With King Charles III’s coronation almost upon us, everyone is wondering what will be happening on Saturday, May 6. Our international affairs editor and royal… Read More »King Charles III’s coronation: What to expect on the big day
Mali’s ruling junta announced Friday a referendum on a new constitution would be held in the west African nation on June 18.
The United Kingdom’s longest-ever king-in-waiting, Charles III, ascends to the throne on May 6 after waiting in line for more than 70 years. To mark… Read More »Five things you might not know about King Charles III (Part 2)
The Covid-19 pandemic, which for over three years has killed millions of people, wreaked economic havoc and deepened inequalities, no longer constitutes a global health… Read More »Covid emergency is over but virus still a danger, says WHO
