Australia energy policy will undermine emissions goals

The federal government has scrapped subsidies for renewables and enacted a more coal-friendly energy plan

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Home brew could stabilise East African coffee and tea

Coffee and tea remain among East Africa's most important export commodities, but the market landscape is shifting

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At the UN General Assembly, the US president and UN secretary-general have presented compatible visions for UN reform

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Any new government will be more fragile than the last, as two smaller parties are frustrated with their larger partner

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As international oil majors exit high-cost oil sands projects, Canadian companies are taking their place

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Some countries look for international support or closer economic ties while others are in 'damage control' mode

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Aid agencies have stressed resilience as an approach to addressing food security risks, as needs grow in East Africa

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Ambitious goals on electrification will cut across the government’s shift towards renewables

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Ankara will avoid making commitments that would require serious adjustment of its carbon-heavy development policies

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Two rival conservative parties have merged to campaign against the left-leaning government in oil-rich Alberta

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