Keyword "political instability" - List of latest news (25 results)

05:04 Popular beach dumped from cruise itineraries

Royal Caribbean is updating its itineraries to drop an award-winning port from upcoming sailings due to safety concerns regarding escalating gang violence and political instability.

30/03 The huge country sitting on £16tn wealth but is the world’s poorest

Despite boasting some of the world's largest deposits of valuable minerals, poverty haunts the country.

27/03 Ecological disruptions are a risk to national security

Overfishing, disease and environmental crimes cause social and political instability, economic strife and strained international relations.

09/02 The huge African country with the longest coastline that's 90% covered by desert

Before petroleum was discovered in the late 1950s, the country was considered one of the poorest nations in the world.

28/01 Emmanuel Macron's popularity plunges to record low as he's 'sad' and isolated

Damning new poll reveals just 21% of French voters are happy with the leader's time in office

17/01 Rip-off? Why the price of a cuppa is sky-high

Australians are paying more than ever for a warm brew, as coffee and tea have experienced high import prices driven by climate change and political instability.

11/01 The incredibly dangerous African country that is also the world’s 'most corrupt

Africa's easternmost country is one of the most dangerous and corrupt places in the world, acting as a breeding ground for warlords, pirates and kidnappers.

23/12 Syahganda Says Dolfie's Statement Regarding VAT Could Trigger Political Instability

Syahganda Nainggolan said that DPR member Dolfie Othniel's statement regarding VAT could trigger political instability.

12/12 Euro meltdown as pound dominates currency as Eurozone fears soar

The pound's rise this week was the highest since Britain voted to leave the European Union eight years ago.

27/11 France economy meltdown fears as stock market plunges

French borrowing costs have surged past Greece with rising investor concerns who are now favouring US assets instead.

15/11 Protests in Mozambique: Can SADC resolve the political impasse?

The Southern African Development Community has called for an extraordinary summit to discuss political instability in Mozambique. Meanwhile, the opposition is planning more protests.

08/11 Fujimorista calls Vizcarra a coup leader and he responds: "The coup d'état was on April 5, 1992"

Martín Vizcarra defended the 2019 dissolution before Congress as a constitutional act and refuted the accusations, pointing out Alberto Fujimori's decision as a 'true' coup.

27/10 The EU country heading to the polls today for the seventh time in three years

Citizens in this country have gone to the polls today in a snap general election, and there are fears over the rise of far-right parties looking to gain seats in parliament.

05/10 The least visited country in Africa that only gets a tiny 6k tourists a year

Despite its pristine beaches, incredible wildlife and a vibrant capital on a tropical island paradise, this country sees only 6,000 tourists a year

30/09 Foreign Office 'essential' travel warning to Brits visiting popular country

The country, popular with gap year students and other travellers, has a high threat of terrorist attack "globally affecting UK interests and British nationals," according to the The Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO).

22/09 Lesotho needs constitutional reforms to help gain political stability – but the latest attempt is flawed

Lesotho, a constitutional monarchy, has been under domestic, regional and international pressure to change its constitution since 2012.

15/07 Political violence tsar demonising pro-Palestinian activists, says Abbott

Lord Walney voices fears for MPs’ safety and warns of ‘dark underbelly of extremism’ after election intimidation

27/06 Bolivia coup fears explode as armoured vehicle rams into presidential palace

Several members of the Bolivian government have denounced an apparent coup attempt and urged for democracy to be respected.

15/06 Why does Russia want a naval base in Sudan?

Sudan and Russia have agreed to the construction of a Russian naval base near Port Sudan. This is an important component of Russia's strategy for Africa – for which the West still has no answer.

29/04 José Arista of the MEF: "It is a weak government, without representation in Congress"

After the warnings from the risk rating agencies, the Minister of Economy and Finance blames the political instability that the country has been experiencing for several years.

23/03 In a remote paradise in Tonga's north, a government's future is in the hands of the king

The eyes of the Tongan public will this week settle on a remote island in the Pacific nation's north, where a meeting of the king with his advisers could determine the government's future.

04/12 Bissau: "The President is carrying out a coup"

Parliament is not to blame for the political instability in Guinea-Bissau, an analyst tells DW. President Umaro Sissoco Embaló is the one carrying out a "constitutional coup" and the people must "say enough".

16/11 Nationalists, extremism and Tucker Carlson: why Spain's bizarre politics are heading for Britain

The febrile atmosphere that has engulfed Madrid has echoes in the UK where separatism and divisive culture wars define the political debate

25/09 What It Would Take to Avoid a Shutdown

How we arrived at the brink of a government shutdown—and how the power to avert it lies with Kevin McCarthy

25/07 Shock as China’s top ‘wolf warrior’ sacked

One of the most senior politicians in China, a so-called “wolf warrior” diplomat seen as a protégé of leader Xi Jinping, has been mysteriously fired.