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Forever wars – and how they can end
The Taliban takeover in Afghanistan has serious implications for global security. Western governments are concerned about the prospect of more attack…
4 years, 11 months ago
Afghanistan: Questions, Doubts and Fears
It’s been a week of searing and surreal images from Afghanistan after the Taliban’s lighting takeover of Kabul. The spectacle of an official Taliban …
4 years, 11 months ago
A Summer of Fires in Greece
Greece has been ravaged by almost six hundred wildfires in recent weeks. Thousands of firefighters have struggled to contain the raging flames which …
4 years, 11 months ago
The price of dissent in Belarus
The repressive tactics of the Belarusian state have been back in the news this week – and all over the map. The Olympic Games in Tokyo were shaken by…
5 years ago
Tunisia's Unfinished Business
The political crisis which broke out in Tunisia last weekend is still simmering. Of all the countries in North Africa and the Middle East which toppl…
5 years ago
The price of dissent in Belarus
The repressive tactics of the Belarusian state have been back in the news this week – and all over the map. The Olympic Games in Tokyo were shaken by…
5 years ago
Tunisia's Unfinished Business
The political crisis which broke out in Tunisia last weekend is still simmering. Of all the countries in North Africa and the Middle East which toppl…
5 years ago
Aftermath
The destructive power of water is often underestimated… until it’s too late. Large areas of Europe and China are still reeling from the damage left b…
5 years ago
The Meaning of Home
In the eastern Mediterranean there are far fewer refugees and migrants arriving by boat than in recent years - but the moral dilemmas of dealing with…
5 years ago
Cubans' patience wears thin
The combined miseries of an economic crunch, a spike in Covid infections and simmering long-standing frustration drove hundreds of people to speak ou…
5 years ago