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North Africa’s most resource-rich nation, Libya—home to vast hydrocarbon and mineral reserves—is once again at a crossroads. Despite its potential, the country continues to struggle with instability and lacks the international attention needed for sustainable progress. Backed by Western and Turkish

Australia, which has some of the most ambitious targets of shifting from hydrocarbons to wind and solar is set to miss those targets due to challenges that are difficult to overcome. The warning comes from Wood Mackenzie and should stimulate a debate about how realistic those targets were to begin

India has suspended the Indus Waters Treaty with Pakistan, a major water-sharing agreement brokered by the World Bank. The move came on April 23, within a day of a deadly shooting in Pahalgam, in the Indian-administered part of Kashmir, marking the first time the treaty has been paused since the

Several parts of Africa have a long history of mining, with the sector contributing high levels of employment across the continent. As the demand increases for critical minerals – needed to fuel a green transition, mining companies are increasingly showing an interest in Africa for its vast

In all the trade war noise, it is easy to miss just how much global trade conditions have deteriorated in the last few months. If, one year ago, someone would have told investors and businesses that the best-case scenario would be for average US tariffs to quadruple (from 2.5 per cent to over 10