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A new crop of health deals is unlikely to meet the needs of recipient countries
Donald Trump must soon choose whether to attack Iran or beat a humiliating retreat
Jihadists and bandits are advancing on the country’s big cities
Gaza’s putative technocrats are still languishing in Cairo
Before missiles were launched, the regime was making few concessions
Its flamboyant styles are gracing red carpets and going viral on TikTok
Further conflict could bring chaos—and opportunities
An immense armada threatens the regime, but it is not yet blinking
A dispute over returning Benin bronzes to Nigeria is only part of the story
The latest flare-up in Tigray shows the risk of a regional conflagration
But hardliners have never fully trusted him
But many worry it will not stay open for long
Young people grousing about service jobs and high rents sound like their peers i...
John McDermott, our chief Africa correspondent, talks to Hakainde Hichilema
Samia Suluhu Hassan has caused Tanzania’s most dangerous crisis since independence
The government blames rebels, but such accidents are sadly common
