Middle East / Africa
Egypt’s green hydrogen industry is taking off
Recent project announcements suggest that the green hydrogen industry is overcoming initial deficiencies in planning
EgyptMali's junta may not compromise in northern conflict
The aftermath of the July 27 Tinzaouatene ambush has seen airstrikes, tensions with Algiers and rebel alliance-building
MaliThere will be no easy fixes to Rabat’s jobless woes
The government is grappling with relatively high unemployment rates, largely due to climate impact on agriculture
MoroccoEast Africa faces growing climate adaptation pressures
As the impacts of climate change intensify, regional countries will need to prepare if they wish to soften the blow
East AfricaRiyadh will seek foreign policy balance for now
Saudi Arabia will carefully manage its ties with global powers while also upholding the reconciliation with Iran
Saudi ArabiaGuinea's foreign ties will ease pressure on junta
September 5 marked the ruling junta's third year in power and there is no clear timetable for a return to civilian rule
GuineaUK leader will keep trying to balance Israel policy
The United Kingdom has become the latest European country to impose a ban on arms exports to Israel
United KingdomZambia plans a larger state role in the mining sector
Rising demand for critical minerals has motivated the formation of a new state-owned investment company
Zambia
