Middle East / Africa

  • Today
  • 7 min read

European interest will spur Tunis’s clean energy drive

Green hydrogen plans and renewables projects are gathering pace, albeit gradually

Tunisia
  • Today
  • 7 min read

South Africa’s water supply crisis may fester

The country faces major water supply issues, driven by serious dysfunctions in municipal governance

South Africa
  • Yesterday
  • 7 min read

Aden-based government faces serious unrest

The Internationally Recognised Government (IRG) is weighed down by divisions and difficult economic conditions

Yemen
  • Yesterday
  • 7 min read

G20 cooperation continues without consensus or answers

The G20 Leaders’ Summit tried to make progress on reducing global hunger and poverty, and financing climate action

International
  • Yesterday
  • 6 min read

Cybersecurity risks to banks will increase

Banks face a wide range of cyber threats, including financial cybercrime, cyber espionage and disruptive cyberattacks

International
  • Nov 29
  • 8 min read

Prospects for Middle East security in 2025

The central scenario is for low-level and targeted fighting in Gaza coupled with efforts to sustain Lebanon’s ceasefire

Middle East
  • Nov 29
  • 7 min read

Uganda’s arrest of Besigye suggests strategic slippage

The government has arrested veteran opposition leader Kizza Besigye on dubious charges

Uganda
  • Nov 29
  • 7 min read

Niger junta will prioritise sovereignty over all else

The junta has been engaged in escalating disputes with a range of Western partners

Niger
  • Nov 29
  • 7 min read

Prospects for climate diplomacy in 2025

The coming year looks likely to be a difficult one for climate diplomacy

International