Politics & Foreign Affairs

Between May 2007 and May 2008, two animated feature films each falling under the guise of the animated documentary genre...

China can change from black to green within the next 30 years. But it requires strong and persistent policies China...

This month, Bogotá, Colombia is hosting the Young Peacebuilders’ Forum 2019: Leaving No Youth Behind Through Resolution 2250 and Agenda...

July 16, in a stormy session, the European Parliament confirmed Ursula von der Leyen’s nomination to succeed Jean-Claude Juncker at...

Pride walks in big cities such as London and New York have once again celebrated the LGBT+ community, with London...

The evening of July 8, 2019, the First Assize Appeals Court in Rome dictated its verdict in the Operation Condor...

Civil wars have a distinct nature that manifests across nations, ethnicities, and continents. A nature that is unmistakable yet illusive....

Public debate in the UK  is currently focused on the Labour Party’s alleged antisemitism, sparked by a BBC Panorama programme...

Policies aiming to contain migration by force are a mistake. Here’s why. Emigration is a consequence of political and economic...

Why Rome Cannot Hold a World Conference on Climate Change on its Own The next United Nations world conference on...

Now more than ever, women are at the forefront of social change and innovation.  And there's an urgent need to...

In the fall of 2006, former presidential candidate Al Gore called global decision-makers to action: “It is your time to...