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Oxford history professor, Timothy Garton Ash, was recently awarded the prestigious Lionel Gelber Prize 2024 and donated his prize money to the Ukrainian army.

    The 5th annual Convention of District 418 Ghana of Lions International has ended in Kumasi in the Ashanti Region with a unanimous...

The award-winning journalist and former editor of FT Weekend will be one of the speakers participating in the Delphi Economic Forum IX

Random encounters and opportunities are often at the heart of successful media careers, and Duncan McKenzie-McHarg’s story is no exception. Duncan says

A review into TVNZ’s editorial controls has made 11 recommendations to help overcome “potential vulnerabilities” and prevent the state broadcaster from...

At around 23.00 hrs local time on 8 September, an earthquake measuring 6.8 on the Richter scale hit central Morocco. The death toll is near 3,000* and this figure is expected to rise.  Although the epicentre was in a sparsely populated area of the High Atlas Mountains, the impact has been felt in areas...

China’s economic slowdown may increase the risk of a conflict over Taiwan as the Communist Party relies more on nationalism to maintain control, Greg Sheridan has argued.

Content Author: Analysis by Daniel Wohl President Macron's speech to the Council of Ministers had one key theme: continuity and efficiency. He sees his

Earlier this month, the European media were being criticised for overfocusing on the disppearance of the Titan submersible in the North Atlantic sea, where seemingly an implosion occured, killing five of its passengers. While the...

Mr Fernandez' appointment to the PSC has fueled rumours that he will enter politics and be fielded as a ruling party candidate ahead of the next general election, which may be held as soon as mid-2024