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China’s Arrest of an American Scholar Signals a Dangerous New Phase
The arrest of American scholar Min Zin in China on allegations of espionage marks another troubling milestone in the increasingly brittle relationship between Washington and...
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E3 Moscow Contact Reopens Question of Who Speaks for Europe on Ukraine
The ambassadors of Britain, France and Germany have held...
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Norway Presses EU to Recast Arctic Gas as a Security Asset
Norway is challenging the European Union to reconsider its...
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Modi Brings Stability to the G7 as Trump’s Unpredictability Clouds US Diplomacy
When Narendra Modi and Donald Trump meet on the...
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Nigel Farage and the Perils of Anti-Establishment Politics
For more than three decades, Nigel Farage has occupied...
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Trump Family Crypto Links Cast Long Shadow Over Global Oil Markets
The overlap between the Trump family’s fast-expanding crypto empire...
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Keir Starmer Clings On as Britain Prepares to Tune Him Out
There are political leaders who cling to office out...
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Digital-Driven Healthcare Transformation: A New Chapter of Holistic Care in Taiwan, by Dr. Chung-Liang Shih Minister of Health and Welfare Taiwan
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Norway Presses EU to Recast Arctic Gas as a Security Asset
Norway is challenging the European Union to reconsider its...
China Cancels EU Meetings as Trade Tensions Move From Tariffs to Diplomacy
China’s abrupt cancellation of two planned high-level meetings with...
EU uses new Hormuz sanctions tool as maritime risk returns to energy markets
The EU’s first use of its new Hormuz sanctions...
Gordie Howe International Bridge: Landmark US-Canada Crossing Nears Opening
After years of construction, diplomatic wrangling and a brief...
Middle East Escalation Sends Oil Higher, Reviving Europe’s Energy-Price Risk
Oil prices rose sharply on Monday after renewed Israeli...
Nationalisation of Britain’s Steel Industry Never Worked Before, so Why Is Labour Determined to Repeat the Experiment?
For anyone familiar with Britain's post-war economic history, the...
Human Rights and Social Issues
China’s Arrest of an American Scholar Signals a Dangerous New Phase
The arrest of American scholar Min Zin in China...
Belarus Prisoner Deal Stalls as US-Lukashenko Diplomacy Slows
The United States has reported a delay in efforts...
ECHR Exit Debate Becomes a Security Question for Britain and Europe
Senior Conservatives have warned that leaving the European Convention...
France’s Public Education System Engulfed by Child Abuse Allegations
France is confronting what campaigners are calling one of...
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Kyrgyzstan and China’s lending boom: how Bishkek became exposed to Beijing’s balance sheet
For much of the post-war period, the International Monetary Fund and the United States set the tone for sovereign lending and crisis support.
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Defence & Security
From Mass Repression to Nuclear Ambition: The Real Risk of Iran’s Regime, writes Hossein Amjadi
For decades, international debates about Iran’s nuclear ambitions have...
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Voices of Friends 2025 Burabay, Kazakhstan November 29 – December 2, 2025
The fifth anniversary festival Voices of Friends Poetry &...
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Brussels Hosts Belgium’s First Ever Indian Film Festival
The Embassy of India in Belgium successfully organised the...
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From Back Channels to Hard Leverage: The Strategy the US Now Needs on Russia
Washington’s current handling of negotiations with Moscow over Ukraine...
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Norway Presses EU to Recast Arctic Gas as a Security Asset
Norway is challenging the European Union to reconsider its opposition to new Arctic oil and gas development, arguing that European energy security cannot depend...
Albania Resort Dispute Tests Foreign Investment and Environmental Governance
A planned luxury resort in Albania linked to Jared...
The Weather: Britain’s Favourite Topic Turns Serious as Drought Bites
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The Santa Marta conference in Colombia has placed fossil...
EU and Central Asian states renew water, energy and climate cooperation in Astana
Representatives of the European Union, Central Asian states and...
The Economics of Thirst: Can Water Forward avert a deepening global imbalance?
The announcement of the World Bank’s new “Water Forward”...
Greenpeace warns of rising collapse risk at Chornobyl sarcophagus after drone damage
Greenpeace Ukraine has warned that the sarcophagus enclosing the...
The hidden cost of AI: the data centres reshaping energy, water and geography
Artificial intelligence is often presented as a digital revolution...
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Italian Astronaut Picked for Artemis III as Europe Gains Place in NASA Moon Architecture
NASA has named Italian European Space Agency astronaut Luca...
South Africa Battery-Minerals Plan Points to New Competition Over EV Supply Chains
South Africa is moving to bring electric-vehicle battery materials...
UK forces Google to give publishers AI-search opt-out as media bargaining fight widens
Britain’s competition regulator has imposed new rules on Google’s...
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France’s decision to restrict Israel’s official participation at Eurosatory...
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The destruction of a New Glenn rocket during a...
