US Secretary of State Marco Rubio said there’s been ‘some progress’ in negotiations with Iran as Pakistani mediators are in Tehran for talks. The Strait of Hormuz continues to be a big sticking point, Iran claims 35...
Protests in Turkey after court targets opposition party | DW News
A controversial court ruling in Turkey is shaking the country’s largest opposition party. Judges annulled the CHP’s leadership election, sidelining its current head and reinstating his predecessor. Critics see this as...
Mining in Serbia’s Bor contributes economy but poses risks to health and nature
Eight years after the Chinese mining giant Zijin Mining Group arrived in Bor, eastern Serbia, companies within the group have become some of the country’s biggest exporters. The investment has brought new jobs and...
Africa Matters: Rwandan drivers make EV switch
In the Rwandan capital Kigali, fuel prices are rising fast and many drivers are leaving their fuel-guzzling cars for electric vehicles. The change is helping them save money, but it also brings new challenges...
NATO allies remain united ahead of Ankara summit
NATO allies appeared more united after talks in Sweden ahead of July’s Ankara summit on Ukraine, Iran and defence spending. NATO chief Mark Rutte said the alliance remains firmly committed to collective defence...
Africa Matters: DRC Ebola Emergency
Health officials are battling to contain a rare Ebola virus outbreak in eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo after hundreds of suspected cases. WHO warns the risk remains high in the region, but it’s unlikely to...
A German could lead England’s men to World Cup success. This Is Why.
Thomas Tuchel is England’s first German-born manager. He has led some of Europe’s biggest clubs, from Paris Saint-Germain and Bayern Munich to Chelsea, where he won the Champions League. But he has rarely stayed long in...