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Moscow to host Syria, Turkey, Iran, Russia meeting - official sources
REUTERS
The deputy foreign ministers of Syria, Turkey, Iran and Russia will meet in April in Moscow, Turkish and Iranian officials said on Tuesday, building on contacts between Ankara and Damascus after years of hostilities during the Syrian war.

Israel judicial reform: Why is there a crisis?
BBC
Israel is in the grip of one of the most serious domestic crises in its history, with uproar over the government's plans to change the way the judicial system works. Here is a brief guide to what is going on.

China otorgó enormes préstamos a algunos países durante años. Ahora está gastando miles de millones para recuperarlos
CNN
Durante la última década, China ha prestado sumas masivas a gobiernos de Asia, África y Europa, aumentando su influencia global a través de megaproyectos de infraestructura y convirtiéndose en uno de los mayores acreedores del mundo.
Ahora, un nuevo estudio dice que Beijing también se ha convertido en un importante prestamista de rescate de emergencia para esos mismos países, muchos de los cuales están luchando para pagar sus deudas.

US VP Harris announces bilateral aid to Ghana in Africa tour
THE EAST AFRICAN
United States Vice President Kamala Harris on Monday met with Ghana's President Nana Akufo-Addo in the first stage of an Africa trip, announcing a bilateral aid package and $100 million to shore up security in coastal West Africa.

‘Born out of hatred’: New Uganda bill terrifies LGBTQ community
ALJAZEERA
The proposed legislation to criminalise identifying as LGBTQ is already making life harder for sexual minorities in Uganda.

Marruecos construirá 2.500 estaciones de recarga de aquí a 2026
WORLD ENERGY TRADE
En Marruecos, las empresas de los sectores de la electricidad y la automoción han dado luz verde a APIME, la asociación intersectorial para la movilidad eléctrica fundada hace unas semanas, para instalar 2.500 nuevas estaciones de recarga en el país en los próximos tres años.

Nigeria points the way toward democracy in a region in which it is scarce
THE WASHINGTON POST
It might be tempting for opponents of democratic governance to take Nigeria as a case study in why democracy can’t work in Africa. Actually, the opposite is true. In Nigeria, even with its chaotic and flawed process, the system has held and is holding — far better, so far, than might have been expected.

Tokyo Olympics Scandal Fouls Hopes for a Sapporo Winter Games
THE NEW YORK TIMES
What Sapporo wasn’t counting on was a still-unfolding corruption scandal linked to the 2020 Tokyo Summer Olympics, which has turned public opinion sharply against Sapporo’s bid and complicated Japan’s ability to stage large events in the coming years. The turmoil has thrown the 2030 selection process into uncertainty, with both Sapporo and the International Olympic Committee pausing their efforts as officials court alternative bidders.