Experts in the Democratic Republic of Congo are struggling to keep up as the virus spreads to new areas, stretching the human and financial resources available to fight it.

The limits of Lulismo, the sons of Bolsonaro and the new politics of disintegration

Dr Vincent Brown will appear at Westminster magistrates court charged with seven offences

Every 10-percent rise in oil and gas prices increases overall inflation by 0.35 percentage points. The European Central Bank's rate hikes risk making it worse by making renewable investments more expensive, finds the London-based research institute New Economics Foundation.

Prime Minister Andy Burnham is considering whether to help Saudi Arabia counter attacks from the Houthis in Yemen amid UK concerns about a worsening economic hit from the escalating conflict.

Ferry Retrouvé: Leaving the History of Empire Out of the “Liberal Moment” in France

And HuffPost just got the controversial group to admit it.

Subscribe to our Lens on Sudan newsletter here. After days of fierce lobbying in New York, the United States backed away on Thursday from a vote at the United Nations Security Council on a sweeping ar...

In a renewed period of coups across the African continent, Ruth First’s analysis in The Barrel of a Gun remains as timely as ever.

Growing up in the shadow of genocide

Algorithmic wages and prices don’t just squeeze workers in the present. They make them predictably poor into the future.

Mohammed bin Zayed should read history to learn that soft power will win over hard power every time, especially in today’s world – where legitimacy is key

Apocalypse is in the air. And the far right knows it. Since the pandemic, it has successfully cultivated crises, conspiracy theories, and coalitions to fight a green energy transition. Mobilising onli...