Coordinated cattle raids killing 72 people in South Sudan highlight the deadly cycle of revenge attacks threatening stability ahead of the country's first post-independence election.
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The cycle of revenge attacks continue as the country heads towards its first election since independence.
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Campaigners urge the chancellor to scrap £24bn for carbon capture, arguing the funds should instead support reliable green schemes that cut emissions and lower energy bills.
Qatar and Iran are strengthening energy ties and diplomatic relations, signaling a shift in regional dynamics that could impact global oil markets and Middle East stability.