When the battle of ‘isms’ threatens to light the world ablaze

Hostilities that escalated in Ukraine in February 2022 continue to rage with no solution in sight.
By Tapiwa Gomo Oct. 21, 2024

West's plans for Ukraine exposed

The United States in March 2022 effectively banned Kyiv from holding peace talks with Russia by directive
By Own Correspondent Sep. 13, 2024

Rising Discontent: Africa's growing backlash against Ukraine’s alleged support for terrorism

The fallout from these events has not only strained Ukraine's diplomatic relations with African nations but also ignited widespread protests.
By Online Aug. 30, 2024

Mali cuts ties with Ukraine over violence support claims

The incident raises critical questions about Ukraine's broader strategic interests in Africa and its methods of countering Russian influence on the continent.
By International Aug. 22, 2024

Democratic, relatively civilised nations worse off on rights protection

This effect is likely exacerbated when there is racial contrast between the news consumer and news subject.
By Amh Voices Jun. 29, 2024

Lessons from Russia’s wartime economy

These responses were meant to make Russian industries and its government disintegrate (breakdown).
By Kevin Tutani Jun. 28, 2024

Putin in Vietnam: A friendship that refuses to die

This is also true in other Asian countries, where the Ukraine war is seen as a faraway crisis.
By Bbc News Jun. 20, 2024

World View: Ukraine: The outlook

If the analogy of the First World War is relevant, then the next step, for one side or the other, is military mutiny and/or political collapse.
By Gwynne Dyer Apr. 26, 2024

‘Shifting market conditions constraining PGMs output’

Russia is a major producer of platinum group metals (PGMs). The unfolding crisis has resulted in production and supply chain disruptions impacting negatively on the global supply of PGMs.
By Tinashe Kairiza Mar. 22, 2024