The National Patriotic Party (NPP), the political party that currently holds political power in Ghana, recently held a fiercely contested primary elections to elect new parliamentary candidates for the December General Elections this year.

Preoccupied with multiple crises, the EU had a turbulent year. Many of the calamities that shook the EU in 2022 will still be present in 2023.

In the sphere of global politics, where leaders often blend into a nebulous mixture of policy and rhetoric, Hungary’s Prime Minister Viktor Orbán stands out with unmistakable clarity.

Algeria, the largest country in Africa, is a land of rich history, diverse culture, and stunning landscapes. In recent years, Algeria has made significant strides in enhancing its economy and developing its tourism sector.

As Mr. António Guterres concludes his tenure as the ninth Secretary-General of the United Nations, it is worth reflecting on his remarkable legacy of global leadership.

As the world increasingly becomes more interconnected, so too does the need for efficient and modern transportation infrastructure. In a particularly noteworthy development.

In a significant move to bolster democratic resilience and counter the growing threat of foreign state information manipulation, U.S. Secretary of State Antony J. Blinken and Romanian Foreign Minister Luminita Odobescu signed a Memorandum of Understanding

On Monday evening, in a significant development, the United Nations Security Council voted against a resolution proposed by Russia, which sought to institute a “humanitarian ceasefire”

Lloyd Austin, the U.S. Secretary of Defence, said at the Shangri-La Dialogue, “The United States cannot be secure unless Asia is secure.”

The recent assassination attempt on Slovakian Prime Minister Robert Fico is not just an isolated incident; it’s a distressing symptom of a larger disease infecting our societies.

For most people, the effects of COVID-19 are already painful enough. The fear of contracting the virus, the fear of spreading it to others, the fear of seeing loved ones suffer, the fear of someone close dying. But for Sri Lankan Muslims and Christians,

Queen Rania of Jordan, in a recent interview with CNN, accused Western leaders of maintaining a “blatant double standard” for failing to condemn the civilian deaths under Israeli bombardment in Gaza.

This year’s G7 meeting in Japan (May 19–21) has a special significance, starting with the very venue, Hiroshima, the city of the world’s first nuclear attack.

The global economic landscape is undergoing a tectonic shift as BRICS members China and Brazil, along with newcomer Saudi Arabia, have begun to quietly unload their U.S. Treasury holdings.