Opinion

As we continue to deal with COVID-19, ‘business as usual’ in the aid sector can no longer be an option

It is not the Egyptian revolution that failed, but the Egyptian state.

What the UK court’s arguments in the Assange extradition case tell us about misuse of humanitarianism in law.

The designation is not just inhumane, but also politically harmful for the US and its international standing.

And can his political project succeed while the West continues to be openly hostile to Russia?

Developed countries have to fulfil their commitments to provide foreign aid and ensure its effectiveness.

The tactics that kept the rebel turned politician in power for decades may be starting to lose their efficiency.

More than 75 years after Hiroshima and Nagasaki, the world’s first agreement banning nuclear weapons enters into force.

Once upon a time, every shade of pink was a burden and every shade of blue a joy. But what if there was another way?

America’s political and cultural leaders seem to have learned very little from the last four years.