Politics & Foreign Affairs

In the not too distant future, the EU will face a series of significant geopolitical choices that will affect European...

It is not the first time that the European Union (EU) is taking legal action against Poland. Just this week,...

On June 18, the Swiss people will be voting on three issues; a new minimum tax rate, measures to control...

On Monday, June 5, the highest court in Hong Kong overturned a ruling against investigative journalist Bao Choy, marking an...

In the early hours of June 6, a dam in the city of Nova Kakhovka in the Kherson Region of...

Artificial intelligence (AI) has become part of our daily life and will become more important over the years. It can...

Hundreds of thousands of people protested in Warsaw, Poland against the ruling right-wing populist government and for democracy. Organised by...

The war, according to most observers, is headed for a long drawn-out stalemate, but that doesn’t mean Russia is winning,...

As the 34th anniversary of the 1989 Tiananmen Square massacre draws near, China’s censors have gone into overdrive. Like they...

The global economy is increasingly becoming multipolar, with the rise of China and other emerging markets. This has led to...

Malaysian authorities have detained a Chinese-registered vessel suspected of looting two British World War Two shipwrecks. On the ship, seized...

Since 1972, ever since Nixon, a Republican president, signed it into law, the Clean Water Act (CWA) has protected waterways...