Politics & Foreign Affairs

Americans have often referred to Paul Revere as sounding the alarm in 1775 and saving the then-young revolution effort for...

As the year draws to a close, hundreds of journalists remain detained by regimes across the world. Those that remain...

Audrey Azoulay, director-general of the United Nations Educations, Scientific, and Cultural Organisation (UNESCO) appointed Lazare Eloundou Assomo, from Cameroon, as...

With so many other cross-border issues we face, whether viruses, illegal drugs, immigration and human trafficking, kidnapping, and now cyber-crime,...

Europe is once again leading the charge against the international tech industry, whose monopoly-creating business practices have come under increased scrutiny...

In the last meeting of the European Council held this year on December 16, as shown in their report of...

For four consecutive weekends, protests have been sweeping Serbia, spurred by plans for multinational mining group Rio Tinto to begin...

For the first time in its 176 year history, a black woman has been selected as leader of the New...

The Chinese government successfully controlled the weather ahead of a major political celebration earlier this year, a study by Tsinghua...

Editor’s Note: Following our article on the fiasco that was Biden’s Summit for Democracy, we are happy to present the...

Afghanistan is about to experience its worst drought in decades, hitting 25 out of the country’s 34 provinces, exacerbating the...

Fighting corruption, defending media freedom and human rights: these are the priorities indicated last week by Joe Biden in his...