Politics & Foreign Affairs

On 13 September the EU Parliament “answered citizens’ calls” and voted in favour of strengthening a draft law that aims...

The European Commission has proposed a blanket ban on goods produced using forced labour throughout the bloc, a move expected...

Eight years after the UN treaty on the trade in arms came into force, a look back reveals mixed results...

September 8 saw the dawn of the new Carolean age, as upon her death the crown passed instantly from Queen...

As many experts have warned, unless the world gets serious about infectious diseases, we will all pay a hefty price...

On September 8 the world learned that Queen Elizabeth II, Britain’s longest-serving monarch, had died. Almost no time passed before...

With a mix of threatening comments and accusations, the friction between Turkey and Greece over Aegean Island occupancy has escalated,...

On Wednesday, students gathered at several subway stations in Santiago to protest against the voters’ rejection of a new constitution...

The recent discovery of a boat wreckage off the coast of Lebanon marks yet another tragedy in the European migrant...

The geography of the Arctic matters more now than ever before. As global warming melts the permafrost and redefines the...

On Saturday, the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) reported the Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant, the largest nuclear power plant in...

Columbia Law School Professor and expert in international law, Sarah Cleveland, has been nominated by the Biden administration to serve...