Politics & Foreign Affairs

At the time of writing, news cycles have been saturated with stories of refugees clamouring at the borders of Europe...

The UN Climate Change Conference, COP26, in Glasgow is approaching and the long-anticipated wait is finally coming to an end....

China-Taiwan tensions are the “worst in 40 years”, according to Taiwan’s defence minister, Chiu Kuo-cheng. Now many are concerned that...

Here's the premise for The Billion Dollar Code: imagine a technology that could let you travel to any corner of...

Unlawful pushbacks and violence against asylum-seekers and migrants are commonplace at the European Union’s external border. From the Western Balkans...

Updated October 12, 2021. After reviewing allegations against the International Monetary Fund Managing Director Kristalina Georgieva that she pressured World Bank...

Editor’s Note: After “War and Peace?” and “Close to the Edge: Climate Change: Focus on Africa, Asia and the Coastal...

Today, the Norwegian Nobel Institute in Oslo, awarded the Nobel Peace Prize 2021 jointly to Maria Ressa of the Philippines...

Yesterday, in Warsaw, Poland’s Constitutional Tribunal issued a ruling that, as many observers have noted, directly challenges the Court of...

On October 5, the IMF Managing Director Georgieva in looking toward the next IMF annual meeting spoke publicly on the...

Millions of documents have revealed how the world’s richest and most powerful have evaded tax and hidden their wealth.  The...

At a pre-COP summit designed to include and empower youth voices, activists used the platforms they were given to call...