Spain, Ireland poised to back Palestinian state
Spain and Ireland are set to push ahead with an initiative to recognize a Palestinian state. Other EU members and European countries may also provide their backing.…
Could the death of Iranian president impact the economy?
Global markets appeared unfazed after Iran's president Ebrahim Raisi was killed in a helicopter crash. Any political instability could deal a blow to Iran's economy already struggling under the US sanctions, soaring…
Poland steps up military recruitment in preparation for potential war with Russia
Since Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine, neighbouring Poland has been wondering if it might be next – and getting ready. Warsaw says it wants to create the strongest army in Europe by…
Gaga Chkheidze: Cinema activist from Tbilisi
As a child, Georgian film manager Gaga Chkheidze went to the movies every day. For years, he has been campaigning for freedom and diversity in Georgian cinema—often against considerable resistance.…
Georgia’s ‘Russian Law’ passes final reading
Another milestone for a controversial bill has sparked massive protests in Georgia. Demonstrators argue that the law will stifle freedom of speech.…
Indian elections and artificial intelligence: How deepfakes are influencing the vote
Around the world, elections have become a testing ground for artificial intelligence (AI). India, the world's most populous nation with more than 1.4 billion people, is a case in point. The country…
A flood of fake stories: EU sees surge in disinformation ahead of June elections
A Polish prime minister saying he's ashamed of his Polish identity. A flood of migrants assaulting people on the streets of Bulgaria's capital.…
V. Kamerhe, ally of president Tshisekedi sworn in head of parliament in Dr Congo
In DR Congo, a speaker of the National Assembly has finally been elected after months of political infighting.…
Armenians fear plan to return land to Azerbaijan
In a historic step toward lasting peace, Armenia is to return several — largely uninhabited — enclaves it has controlled since the 1990s to Azerbaijan.…
Why your coffee may soon taste different
Coffee is a daily routine for millions across the globe, but climate change is threatening production. What can we do to avoid a potential shortage?…