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Why some in the Global South are not mourning the demise of USAID
The aid industry has always propped up imperial domination. Its implosion may be an opportunity to shape a new order.
Christian Stocker becomes Austrian chancellor as three-party gov’t sworn in
Led by Christian Stocker as chancellor, new ruling coalition keeps far-right Freedom Party in opposition.
Iran’s Zarif resigns amid political wrangling over economic woes
The ex-foreign minister was the face of reformist-backed talks with global powers that led to Iran’s 2015 nuclear deal.
In wartime, focus on ‘traditional values’ imperils Russia’s LGBTQ community
Moscow is increasingly cracking down on the minority community, forcing some to flee.
UN rights chief worried by ‘fundamental shift’ in US direction under Trump
Volker Turk tells UN Human Rights Council policies meant to protect the marginalised are being called 'discriminatory'.
Blatter and Platini back in Swiss court in long-running legal saga
Former football leaders Sepp Blatter and Michel Platini return to court for new fraud trial over $2m FIFA payment.
Indian Premier League 2025: Rahane to lead Kolkata Knight Riders in IPL
Former India captain Ajinkya Rahane to replace Shreyas Iyer as captain of Kolkata Knight Riders in IPL 2025.
What Oscar-winning No Other Land is about and where you can watch it
Director Basel Adra calls on the world to 'stop the ethnic cleansing of Palestinian people' in acceptance speech.
South Sudan farmers pin hopes on rare climate-resistant coffee
Discovered more than a century ago, excelsa coffee is exciting cash-strapped locals and drawing interest globally.
Syrian forces deployed in Jaramana to end unrest
Security forces move into Damascus suburb to restore order while Israeli warnings spark local backlash.