The home of Oksana Serhienko, Merefa village, near Kharkiv, Ukraine. Credit: Akos Stiller By Ed HoltBRATISLAVA, Aug 6 2025 (IPS) As Russian forces continue to lay waste to civilian areas of towns and cities across Ukraine, Roma in the country are struggling to access compensation to help them rebuild their damaged homes. Russia’s relentless bombing…
Ilay David (on screen), brother of a hostage held in Gaza, addresses the Security Council meeting on the situation in the Middle East, including the Palestinian question. City/Location: New York Country: United States of America Credit: UN Photo/Loey Felipe By Jennifer Xin-Tsu Lin LevineUNITED NATIONS, Aug 6 2025 (IPS) At the United Nations media stakeout…
Credit: World Organisation for Animal Health By Appolinaire Djikeng and Emmanuelle SoubeyranNAIROBI, Kenya / PARIS, France, Aug 5 2025 (IPS) One would expect that this year’s wetter than average rainy season in parts of Africa would be viewed with relief, not fear. Yet many areas in the region sits at a knife’s edge—still recovering from…
England captain Ben Stokes paid an emotional tribute to Chris Woakes, who batted with one arm in a sling during England’s agonising seven-run defeat to India in the fifth and final Test at the Kia Oval. The result sees the thrilling five-match series end in a 2-2 draw. Woakes, who dislocated his shoulder on day…
By Jason Aldridge West Midlands Railway will officially come under public ownership from February 1, 2026, as part of the UK government’s wider “Public Ownership Programme,” the Department for Transport (DfT) has confirmed. The move will see both West Midlands Railway and London Northwestern Railway brands transferred to DfT Operator of Last Resort Ltd, as…
By Zac Macdonald Transport Minister Heidi Alexander has announced a landmark 10-year procurement plan for zero-emission buses, with 60% of the fleet to be built by UK-based manufacturers. The initiative is aimed at bolstering the domestic green transport industry while driving forward the country’s net-zero ambitions. The announcement comes as the Bus Services Bill makes…
By Joan Gibbs( UK) In a landmark ruling on Friday, the UK Supreme Court delivered a significant win for lenders involved in the ongoing car finance scandal, overturning a key Court of Appeal decision and substantially limiting the scale of potential customer compensation. The case revolved around hidden commissions paid to car dealers by lenders,…
By Kenya Akama(Bangkok) Toyota Motor Corporation is ramping up its procurement of Chinese-made auto parts for its Thailand operations, marking a strategic shift to boost cost-efficiency as the Japanese automaker gears up to launch a competitively priced electrified model in 2028. Thailand, which hosts Toyota’s largest production base in Southeast Asia, has become a focal…
Hospitals across Nigeria are bracing for a nationwide shutdown as doctors in government-owned facilities inch closer to launching an indefinite strike. Issued under the umbrella of the Nigerian Medical Association (NMA), a 21-day ultimatum given to the federal government is nearing expiration, and patients—especially in public hospitals—are gripped with fear over their fate. In Lagos…
In a powerful display of international cooperation, five global leaders convened at a recent high-level forum to announce the launch of the Japan-India Cooperation Initiative for Sustainable Economic Development in Africa. This strategic framework, jointly spearheaded by Japan’s Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry (METI) and key Indian stakeholders, is aimed at driving inclusive, long-term…
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