Trump buys time for Iran deal after frantic day of diplomacy

Zelensky feels snubbed by US envoys - but is it a justified feeling?

Volodymyr Zelensky has expressed his discontent regarding US envoys Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner. The Ukrainian president feels disrespected by their diplomatic choices - but why does he feel this way?

Mounting pressure on the EU to re-evaluate its relationship with Israel - what could this mean for international relations?

Spain, Slovenia, and Ireland are pushing the EU to debate suspending its association agreement with Israel. The countries cite worsening conditions in Gaza, the occupied West Bank, and Lebanon - but what could come of this?

What profound realization did Tsatsu Tsikata have while in prison that changed his perspective on his life's journey?

Tsatsu Tsikata- a renowned legal figure- has spoken about the source of his success. He credits a higher power for his achievements- hinting at a life shaped by faith and challenges.

Accusations of terrorism sponsorship are flying between West African nations - but who is being accused?

At a forum in Senegal, Niger and Mali's foreign ministers made accusations against unnamed neighboring countries. These accusations threaten to further complicate efforts to curb jihadist violence across the Sahel- but why now?

Big chocolate wants new UK rules, but will it help or hurt Ghanaian cocoa farmers already facing a 'crazy market'?

Chocolate giants and NGOs are joining forces to advocate for the UK Forest Risk Commodities Regulation - aiming to bring stability to the cocoa market. The regulation seeks to combat deforestation, but its potential impact on smallholder farmers in Ghana and Ivory Coast remains a key concern.