Deadlines fly in Nepal. The political leaders once again failed to adopt a constituton. The crisis deepens, reports Rajneesh Bhandari in Kathmandu. ...

A two-day East African Community University Students Debate on August 24, 2012 sought to examine the role youth envisioned themselves playing in the rapidly changing region. ...

Croatia is set to join the EU club in 2013. But is it possible that Slovenia may block it over border disputes and sausages? Hussam Hussein reports. ...

Food handouts are a reality in today's Greece. Some come with heavy strings attached, as Fotis Kafarakis reports from Athens. ...

Four African leaders are participating in this year’s G8 summit at Camp David, USA, on May 19 for a discussion. Is it going to be a real partnership for change? ...

While in the heating up French presidential campaign environmental questions stay in the shadow of major themes like national safety, emigration policy, outcome of economical crisis, people of the France send politicians a clear message ...

Mali is a landlocked country in West Africa, about two times the size of France. It is dominated by vast expanses of sparsely inhabited desert and the fertile surroundings of the Niger river. In historical times, the area was home to powerful empires and the ancient city of Timbuktu, with its architectural wonders, still tells of this era. ...

While the latest by-elections signal a new political trajectory for Burma, the long road to reform will be fraught with risks and uncertainties. ...

Late March 2012 the government of Denmark agreed with most opposition parties on a plan of public investments in renewable energy and goals for future levels of sustainability. While the agreement was received with enthusiasm and envy by the environmentally inclined segment of the world population, at home the Danish Minister was met with mixed reactions. Why? The centre-left Danes had voted for much higher ...