Politics & Foreign Affairs

Nothing is assured or predictable in terms of when and how the War involving Iran, the United States, and Israel...

Together with investment treaties and contracts, “soft law” instruments — such as political understandings, policy guidance, and memoranda of understanding...

Elections are often described as the cornerstone of democracy, carefully planned, highly coordinated, and deeply symbolic expressions of public will....

When energy costs spike, it is households and businesses who pay the price. From homes cooking with liquefied petroleum gas...

The undulating hills of southern Lebanon — once defined by villages nestled among citrus orchards and ancient olive groves —...

In America, 46% of those under 18 are living in counties that fail at least one air pollution standard, a...

Most international institutions (the IOs) are underfunded or under other forms of attack, with some on what could be called life...

Last week, at the headquarters of the United Nations in New York, the informal hearings with the four candidates for...

The recent report by the Centre for Research and Analysis on Migration (CReAM) at RFBerlin reveals that over 64 million...

This article was originally published by SciDev.Net. Accelerating the shift to agroecology is vital to building resilience in low-income countries...

Most days for most of the world and the media, the country of Georgia is far from headline news, with...

As the conflict involving Iran, Israel and the United States deepens, there’s increasing clarity on the manner in which Iran...