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True betrayal – when ANC's closest allies killed their own Mandela in Navalny

Alexei Navalny is now dead, killed by the very friends of the party that claims Mandela as its lasting icon, in a textbook example of true betrayal.

Four big questions about the evolving Senate map

White House struggles to increase pressure on Russia as options dwindle

Unable to punish Putin for Navalny’s death, Biden ratchets up the economic pain

After Navalny's Death, Family of Jailed Azerbaijani Activist Fears for His Life

Negotiators race to secure Israel-Hamas hostage and ceasefire deal ahead of Ramadan

The Biden administration is racing against the clock as it attempts to secure a ceasefire in the Israel-Hamas war before Ramadan next month, with senior US officials believing that the release of Israeli hostages from Gaza is the only plausible way to bring the first pause to the deadly conflict since a seven-day truce in late November – and possibly, an eventual end to the war..

European Union | European Union to slap sanctions on Indian company for the first time for trading with Russia

3 Chinese firms also face curbs along with several others in Sri Lanka and Turkey; targeted companies seen as 'helping to supply equipment, particularly electronics and microchips, used by Russia to manufacture weapons used in the Ukraine war', sanctions to coincide with two-year anniversary of Moscow’s invasion of Ukraine

Space nukes are raising tensions between Moscow and Washington. Here's what you need to know

A fresh spat between Washington and Moscow has raised alarm about the potential risk of a space-based nuclear satellite attack.

U.S. to continue assisting Armenia and Azerbaijan to reach peace agreement

Efforts on to make Bangla UN official language: Mahmud

DHAKA, Feb 21, 2024 (BSS) - Foreign Minister Dr Hasan Mahmud today said Dhaka keeps continuing its efforts to make

Sunak snubs Scholz: the UK leader's giving Berlin a wide berth – POLITICO

German eyebrows have been raised by Rishi Sunak’s failure to swing by to meet Olaf Scholz.