Why is the EU mostly silent on South Africa's genocide case against Israel?
The case, filed to the top UN court by South Africa last month, claims Israel's siege of Gaza amounts to genocide and breaches the post-Holocaust 1948 Genocide Convention.
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Euroviews. Africa needs a unified voice on climate change
Last month’s COP 28, and the preceding inaugural Africa Climate Summit, which delivered the Nairobi Declaration, signalled Africa’s growing importance and influence on the international stage.
Hungary makes fresh demands in exchange for lifting veto on EU financial aid for Ukraine
The envelope, known as the Ukraine Facility, is meant to provide Kyiv with financial assistance between 2024 and 2027 to plug its ballooning public deficit, sustain essential services and pay for reconstruction efforts.
Euroviews. The EU's Global Gateway strategy's alleged weaknesses are actually its strengths
Scepticism of the European Union’s ability to execute big ideas is almost a cliché in foreign policy circles.
Spanish woman with right to work in UK deported after returning from holiday
A Spanish woman was deported from the UK after returning from a Christmas holiday in Málaga, despite presenting the necessary Brexit paperwork that showed her right to live and work in the country.
Greece hailed again as global economic 'country of the year'
Greece led The Economist's annual ranking of rich-world economies in 2023.
France implements compulsory composting. Here’s how it will help slash emissions
As of 1 January 2024, organic waste recycling is mandatory in France under new 'compost obligatoire' rules.
Scientists discover the first new antibiotics in over 60 years using AI
The use of artificial intelligence (AI) is proving to be a game-changer when it comes to medicine with the technology now helping scientists to unlock the first new antibiotics in 60 years.