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‘Do you have a pool?” my 11-year-old daughter, Claudia, asked as she jumped out of the Land Rover after our ten-hour drive from the Ngorongoro Crater to Lamai Camp, in the northern Serengeti. She was exhausted, but exhilarated. The sightings that day...

In Dublin, a smaller demonstration outside RTÉ’s headquarters saw 108 pairs of shoes laid out in a display activists said was to signify the number of journalists killed since the conflict began in October. The rally at Belfast City Hall came...

Thousands of people demanded an immediate ceasefire in Gaza as they took part in pro-Palestine rallies in various locations across the island of Ireland. Belfast and Cork saw two of the largest protests on Saturday. In Dublin, a small...

New Delhi: The increasing Red Sea crisis may impact trade as it is expected to push shipping and insurance costs for exporters, and to deal with the situation, the government should consider extending financial assistance to exporters, a report by ec...

Earlier this week, Israeli Ministers Bezalel Smotrich and Itamar Ben-Gvir said that they believed Palestinians in Gaza should be “encouraged” to emigrate from the region. Criticising the comments, Mr Martin said that Gaza is Palestinian land ...

There are growing fears that a breakdown in relations between Kampala and Nairobi could disfigure the 2024 balance sheet of both countries that share an approximately 814km border. The latest trade tiff has been occasioned by Kampala’s decision to &...

Comment on this story Comment Add to your saved stories Save NAIROBI — The tiny African nation of Eritrea is a sliver of fear wedged between Ethiopia and the Red Sea, a land that has known only a single strongman leade...