An analysis of updated climate targets submitted by 128 countries shows that Africa, in particular, is set to place a stronger emphasis on electromobility in the coming years. Rwanda stands out with especially ambitious targets.
By Elián Libera
With her reform agenda, German Minister for Economic Cooperation and Development, Reem Alabali Radovan, says she wants to make her department “fit for the future.” Ralf Südhoff, director of the Center for Humanitarian Action (CHA), sees the proposed realignment as a risky break with the ministry’s traditional core mission.
By Ralf Südhoff
There is still no agreement within the EU on further funding for the Sahel. At the same time, the situation in Niger is deteriorating: shots were reported at the capital’s airport on Thursday night.
By Lucia Weiß
During his state visit to Ankara, Nigerian President Bola Tinubu deepened his country’s cooperation with Turkey. Nine agreements aim to expand trade and strengthen security ties, particularly in the fight against militant groups.
By Arne Schütte
After years as a pioneer in East Africa, Kenya is increasingly facing competition from its neighbor Tanzania. Foreign direct investment and German business activity have already picked up in Tanzania, while Kenya is grappling with rising national debt.
By Arne Schütte
While global attention is focused on Greenland, Venezuela, and Ukraine, the EU continues to grapple with the crisis in the Sahel – where the 26 member states, particularly Germany and France, remain divided over development and foreign-policy strategy.
By Lucia Weiß