Ronald Ralinala

British lawmakers have issued a sharp warning that repeated delays to the UK defence plan are eroding the country’s standing among allies and adversaries alike. According to a parliamentary committee scrutinising the government’s defence agenda, the gap between bold promises and slow delivery is starting to look like a credibility problem rather than a scheduling … Read more

The conversation around Barack Obama’s new presidential library has shifted from celebration to scrutiny, and the noise is getting louder as the project edges closer to opening its doors. What started as a fel-good legacy project on Chicago’s South Side has become a magnet for debate, with critics questioning everything from the soaring costs to … Read more

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A new television documentary is taking British audiences back to one of the most divisive moments in modern European politics, and South African viewers with an eye on global affairs may want to tune in too. The programe revisits the Brexit vote ten years on, peling back the layers of a referendum that reshaped the … Read more

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Washington is weighing a dramatic diplomatic pivot in the Indian Ocean, with the Trump administration reportedly exploring a direct purchase of the Chagos Islands from Mauritius rather than relying on the controversial leaseback deal struck by the United Kingdom. The proposal, first reported by the Daily Telegraph and confirmed by Reuters, has sent shockwaves through … Read more

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Europe is juggling more fires than it has at any point since the Second World War, and the smoke is starting to drift across the Atlantic in ways South Africans cannot afford to ignore. From Berlin to Paris, Brussels to London, the continent is wrestling with a stack of overlapping crises — an energy shock … Read more

A parliamentary ad hoc committee is scrambling to finalise a report that finds Police Minister Senzo Mchunu acted unconstitutionally, with members racing to table the damning document before the National Assembly rises for its scheduled recess. The committee, constituted earlier this year to investigate a string of complaints against Mchunu relating to his stewardship of … Read more