Displaced people living in Sudan’s North Darfur state cheer at the arrival of the first convoy of food and supplies in months, but the glimmer of hope is still vastly short of what’s needed. Also, Namibia heads into general elections, with the ruling party SWAPO facing stiffer than ever competition amid popular frustration over disparities. Plus we head to the Gambia, which plans to reduce plastic waste by 86 percent over the next 10 years. But some fear economic fallout for the poorest.
World Food Programme scales up operations to deliver aid in famine-hit Sudan
Viktor Orbán reshapes Hungary’s foreign policy and EU relations
Viktor Orbán’s tenure as Hungary’s leader has transformed the nation’s governance and foreign policy, marking a shift towards illiberalism. His approach has notably altered Hungary’s
Elderly demonstrators in camping chairs among 100 detained at Palestine Action protest
UK MORNING BRIEFING
Nearly 100 protesters were arrested in London overnight at a demonstration supporting Palestine Action, with police stating they are suspected of