Qatar represents a red line: the embassies in Riyadh, Ankara and Cairo are now on notice that, if it comes to it, they are no ...

Climate change is already uprooting people within Europe. But the EU has yet to create a framework fit for the crisis ...

Indonesia’s mass protests signal not just public anger at inequality, but the quiet dismantling of democratic space ...

Villy Søvndal, a former minister of foreign affairs of Denmark, is a member of the European Parliament. Geopolitical shocks are tilting Greenland, Iceland and Norway towards the EU — a shift that ...

Roderick Kefferpütz is Director of the Heinrich-Böll-Stiftung European Union office and a senior fellow at the Atlantic Council. Geopolitical shocks are tilting Greenland, Iceland and Norway towards ...

While calls for the recognition of a Palestinian state may serve diplomacy, they do not serve the Palestinians ...

The Gen Z protests have made Kenya’s youth impossible to ignore — the question is whether they can now remake politics itself ...

Adrienne Woltersdorf on Bayrou’s government collapse, Macron’s next moves and how the Socialists could help bridge France’s ...

Christian Wenaweser, Liechtenstein’s UN Ambassador, on how his country’s veto initiative could help restore the United Nations’ effectiveness Liechtenstein has just initiated a resolution at the ...

The war has strained global supply chains — from semiconductors to car parts. This calls for policies to mitigate disruptions and increase resilience The Russian invasion of Ukraine has not only ...

Charles Wachira is an East African foreign correspondent based in Kenya. He covers eclectic issues including the green economy, regional politics, business and human rights, and was previously a ...

Read this article in German. In 1990, Nobel-prize winning economist Amartya Sen stated that ‘more than 100 million women are missing.’ What exactly did he mean by ‘missing’ here? Girls become ‘missing ...