A Nobel Prize winner in a quandary: American science on the brink of decline due to Trump’s policies
Nobel laureate David Baker is at risk of having his research stopped due to radical cuts in US science funding. How has Trump’s policy affected American science – and what does it mean for the world and Ukraine?
US destroys oil port in Yemen: dozens killed, over 100 wounded
A US air strike in Yemen destroys the strategic oil port of Ras Issa. The Houthis report 38 dead and more than 100 wounded. Protests against US actions continue in the country.
Russia refuses to extradite Bashar al-Assad to Syria despite demands of new government in Damascus
Russia refuses to extradite Bashar al-Assad to the new Syrian government for trial for crimes against the people. Moscow insists that the decision on asylum was made by Putin personally and is not subject to review.
China in the heart of Africa: billions of dollars, railways to the mines and new dependencies
Africa is increasingly being embraced by China, where billions of dollars of investment are changing the landscape of the continent. From Kenya’s modern ports to Tanzania’s railways, Chinese projects are not only providing infrastructure but also creating new dependencies. However, the glittering numbers hide debt traps and environmental threats. Is Africa ready for this game? The continent’s leaders are committed to balanced trade, but can they find alternatives? Explore how China is shaping a new reality in Africa and what the implications are for the continent’s future.
