Mauritania’s President Initiates Preparations for Inclusive Political Dialogue
Mauritanian President Mohamed Ould Ghazouani has announced the initiation of inclusive political dialogue to consult with various political parties in...
Sofia Ibrahim
Sofia Ibrahim is an accomplished journalist with a rich background in foreign correspondence and social justice reporting. After completing her studies at American University in Cairo, she worked extensively in conflict zones, providing on-the-ground reports that highlight humanitarian crises. With a career spanning over 12 years, Sofia is particularly known for her insightful commentary and commitment to amplifying underrepresented voices in media.
GeoPark Acquires Colombian Oil and Gas Assets from Repsol for $530 Million
GeoPark Limited is acquiring upstream oil and gas assets from Repsol in Colombia for approximately $530 million. The deal includes...
Landmark ICJ Case Examines Climate Change Impact on Small Island Nations
The International Court of Justice is hearing an unprecedented case from several small island nations affected by climate change, seeking...
Sudan Accuses RSF of Using UAE-Made Drones from Chad
Sudan's army-backed government accused the RSF of launching UAE-made drones from Chad amid ongoing conflict between the two sides, raising...
Sudan Government Accuses RSF of Utilizing UAE-Made Drones from Chad
Sudan's army-backed government accused the RSF of launching UAE-made drones from Chad, indicating a new phase in the ongoing conflict....
U.S. and UAE Consider Lifting Sanctions on Assad for Break with Iran
The U.S. and UAE are exploring the possibility of lifting sanctions on Syria’s President Bashar al-Assad if he distances himself...
Renewed Fighting in Aleppo: Implications for Syria’s Civil War
Aleppo has become a renewed site of conflict as insurgents have launched a surprise offensive, marking the first significant attack...
International Court Hears Calls for Accountability in Climate Crisis
The International Court of Justice hearings see representatives of vulnerable nations calling for legal accountability from wealthy countries for their...
The Baku Setback: A Catalyst for Renewed Climate Finance Efforts
The article discusses the implications of failed climate funding commitments at Cop29, drawing parallels with historical attempts at securing financial...
Reflecting on COP29: The Urgent Need for Equitable Climate Finance Solutions
COP29 concluded with unsatisfactory commitments regarding climate finance, revealing the ongoing divide between developed and developing nations. With a $1.3...
