Green Party's Victory Signals New Era in UK Politics
The Green Party's historic win in the U.K. by-election reveals voter frustration with Labour, challenging Prime Minister Starmer's leadership.
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David Okonkwo
Africa & Global Economy Correspondent
David Okonkwo covers African geopolitics and the global economy, with a focus on resource politics, trade agreements, and the continent's growing role in international affairs. Based between Lagos and London, he brings firsthand insight into Africa's rapidly changing political and economic landscape.
Articles by David Okonkwo (386)
Pakistan-Afghanistan Tensions Escalate into Open Warfare
Pakistan's bombing of Afghan cities marks a grim new phase in bilateral tensions, sending regional stability into jeopardy.
Budget Cuts at UdK Threaten Berlin's Cultural Heritage
Major budget reductions at Berlin's UdK risk eroding the city's cultural fabric, impacting its prestigious arts education and global allure.
German Chancellor Visits China: Paving the Path for Strategic Ties
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz's visit to China aims to bolster strategic cooperation amid trade tensions with the US.
DIY Solar Units Conquer US Homes Amid Government Hesitation
Americans adopt hassle-free solar systems reducing power bills as federal resistance slows a clean-energy transition.
U.S. Embassy Services Begin in West Bank Settlement, Stirring Debate
The U.S. opens embassy services in a West Bank settlement, sparking debate over its impact on Israeli-Palestinian relations and regional dynamics.
Stolen Film Saga: German Duo's Creative Justice Against Fraud
A German film was deceitfully entered into festivals by an American. Discover how the original creators fought back creatively.
Cuba Coast Guard Incident Raises Tensions with U.S.
Cuban forces kill four on a Florida-registered boat off Cayo Falcones, raising tensions with U.S. amid uncertain diplomatic relations.
Can Jalisco Cartel Survive El Mencho's Death and Adapt?
Exploring the future of the Jalisco Cartel's operations post-El Mencho. Could the structure he built withstand his absence?
BBC and BAFTA Launch Probes After Airing Offensive Language
BBC and BAFTA are investigating an incident involving the broadcast of a racial slur during an awards ceremony, sparking global controversy.
Rising Tensions: How State and Citizen Interests Are Diverging
Rana Dasgupta highlights the growing divide between states and citizens, suggesting a risk of nation-state breakdown.
BBC Returns to Tehran Amidst Unyielding Tensions and Raw Pain
BBC's Lyse Doucet reports from Iran for the first time since the government crackdown, highlighting the persistent pain and heightened tensions.