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Russian dissident Alexei Navalny made his first comments on Tuesday since being transported to an Arctic penal colony.

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Congo’s president says he has confidence an upcoming vote will be rolled out credibly, as tensions mount that a severe lack of electoral preparation could throw the conflict-riddled nation into

DAKAR, Senegal (AP) — Congo’s president says he has confidence Wednesday’s vote will be rolled out credibly, as tensions mount that a severe lack of electoral preparation could throw the conflict-riddled nation into disarray. “We must stop scaring people,” President Felix Tshisekedi told The Associated Press. “We’ll be going (to the polls) with complete confidence […]

Norway could become the first country in the world to mine the deep sea, but many scientists and environmentalists fear that this might blow open the door for a new frontier of extraction, with companies and governments from the Arctic to the Pacific in a race to reap the riches of the ocean…

A notable figure within the governing New Patriotic Party (NPP), Amma Busia, has succumbed to illness on Tuesday, 12 December 2023.  The 87-year-old, renowned for her unwavering commitment to the NPP cause, passed away peacefully at the Nyaho Medical Centre in Accra, as confirmed by her son, Obeng Busia. Despite health challenges that curtailed her mobility over the past decade, Amma Busia...

COPENHAGEN, Denmark — Norways minority center-left government and two large opposition parties made a deal this week to open the Arctic Ocean to seabed mineral exploration despite warnings by environmental

There exists the possibility that the incoming CHP leadership might experience a defeat in the local elections significant enough to prompt the main...

For the tourists who flock here year-round, the city of Tromsø in northern Norway feels very far from the world’s troubles. Perched amid fjords above the rim of the Arctic Circle, it offers Northern Lights tours and husky sledding in winter, and midnight sun and whale watching in summer.

Links forged half a century ago mean that support for Palestine goes well beyond gesture politics in this part of Norway