ALgovernanceAlbisAfghan food access remains vulnerable to border closures and reroutingWFP reporting cited by Amu TV says Afghanistan’s inflation rose in April and May as border closures with Pakistan and disruptions in Iran pushed traders toward longer, costlier routes through Central Asia and western corridorsOpenSaveShareLink
ALgovernanceAlbisAsia’s grid finance story is clearer than the $50 billion headlineThe supplied sources do not verify an ADB $50 billion Pan-Asia Power Grid launch, but they do show the pressure behind such a plan: Asia needs bankable infrastructure markets, cross-border cooperation and cleaner power systems as energy shocks expose the limitOpenSaveShareLink
ALgovernanceAlbisSudan’s drone war is reaching the routes civilians depend onUN-linked reporting says drone strikes killed more than 1,000 civilians in Sudan in the first five months of 2026, while local accounts from El-Obeid show drones hitting homes, a cemetery, a petrol station and a food-supply truckOpenSaveShareLink
ALgovernanceAlbisTurkish police raid CHP offices after court voids opposition leadership resultTurkey’s main opposition CHP has been thrown into crisis after a court annulled its 2023 leadership vote, restored former leader Kemal Kilicdaroglu and police forced their way into party headquartersOpenSaveShareLink
ALgovernanceAlbisGuatemala denies authorizing US anti-drug strikes on its soilPresident Bernardo Arévalo says Guatemala has not agreed to US military operations on national territory, while confirming a request for cooperation on equipment, training and experts against drug traffickingOpenSaveShareLink
ALgovernanceAlbisEurope moves into early heat emergency footing after record May temperaturesGovernments across Europe activated heat warnings and emergency responses as a May heatwave broke temperature records, caused deaths and strained hospitals before the usual high-summer danger periodOpenSaveShareLink
ALgovernanceAlbisColombia’s presidential vote tests Petro-era reform against security pressureColombians head into a presidential election shaped by President Gustavo Petro’s reform legacy, worsening security conditions, fragmented politics and a likely second-round runoffOpenSaveShareLink