Fuel supply disruptions and rising prices linked to the war in the Middle East trigger protests and threaten wider economic impact in the EU Read Full Article at RT.com
Energy supply disruptions caused by the war in the Middle East will have a lasting impact on the global economy, the IMF has warned Read Full Article at RT.com
Iranian and US delegations are converging on Islamabad for what Pakistan’s prime minister has called a “make-or-break moment” Read Full Article at RT.com
NASA’s Artemis II astronauts have returned to Earth, splashing down in the Pacific Ocean off the coast of southern California Read Full Article at RT.com
Chinese President Xi Jinping met with Taiwan’s Kuomintang chairwoman and stressed his willingness to pursue peaceful relations Read Full Article at RT.com
Illegal logging, huge decommissioning costs, and even ecological damage plague the supposedly ‘green’ generators Read Full Article at RT.com
Tucker Carlson has called an Israeli strike on RT correspondent Steve Sweeney in Lebanon an “attempted assassination” Read Full Article at RT.com
FREETOWN, April 10 (IPS) - As Sierra Leone prepares for its next national election in 2028, political parties across the country have begun setting strategies and preparing to select their candidates. However, persons with disabilities say they remain poorly represented and are calling on political parties to nominate them as candidates ahead of the election.
Fighting continues across parts of the Middle East, with renewed exchanges between Israel and Hezbollah in Lebanon. Humanitarian needs are deepening, with rising civilian casualties, mounting displacement and growing strain on services. Diplomatic efforts continue with high stakes negotiations due to start Saturday between the US and Iran over the faltering ceasefire deal. Lebanon is an active war zone and the Strait of Hormuz is still effectively closed. Stay with us for live updates. App users can follow coverage here.
With Lebanon still reeling from Israel’s devastating airstrikes on 8 April, UN humanitarians reported new fears of attacks on ambulances and looming food shortages in the south of the country on Friday.