Ali Bakeer17 Oct 2019 20:38 GMT Turkey's operation in Syria exposed Europe's double standards European powers condemn Turkey over its Syria operation, but turn a blind eye to Saudi Arabia's crimes in Yemen.
Ben Wray17 Oct 2019 12:15 GMT Why Sturgeon and Corbyn need one another Both leaders stand at the head of movements aiming to transform the UK, but they can only succeed if they work together.
Jan Egeland17 Oct 2019 12:10 GMT US's denial of Central America's crisis will backfire While the caravans no longer march north, the Central American crisis is deepening away from our television screens.
Samuel Woodhams16 Oct 2019 15:31 GMT Internet restrictions would only exacerbate Hong Kong's problems An internet shutdown would not only hurt the city's economy, but also encourage more violence.
Larry Beinhart16 Oct 2019 12:02 GMT 'No quid pro quo': How US legalised corruption long before Trump Since John Roberts became chief justice in 2005, the US Supreme Court has been doing all it can to legalise corruption.
Imad K Harb16 Oct 2019 08:07 GMT Saudi Arabia and Iran may finally be ready for rapprochement To achieve peaceful co-existence, however, both regional powers need to make significant compromises.
Sandra Wisner15 Oct 2019 12:47 GMT As the UN leaves Haiti, its victims still wait for justice It is high time for the UN to take responsibility for the crimes its peacekeeping forces committed in Haiti.
Marwan Kabalan14 Oct 2019 17:39 GMT How Turkey's 'Peace Spring' changed the dynamics of Syria's war Turkey's military action on Syria will have consequences far beyond the 'safe zone' it is trying to establish.
M Neelika Jayawardane 14 Oct 2019 16:16 GMT Anonymity is a necessary tool for India's #MeToo movement Anonymous social media accounts that provide a safe space for women to talk about sexual abuse deserve protection.
Awol K Allo 13 Oct 2019 11:12 GMT Why I nominated Abiy Ahmed for the Nobel Peace Prize The prize not only acknowledges the Ethiopian prime minister's commitment to peace, but encourages him to do more.
Abdulla Hawez12 Oct 2019 15:52 GMT US could have prevented Turkey's military action on Syria Washington had ample opportunity to make arrangements acceptable to both Ankara and the Kurds before leaving Syria.
Hamid Dabashi12 Oct 2019 13:55 GMT Is 'love and desire in Iran' a threat to US national security? What is really behind the US Department of Education's fury over a Middle East studies programme?
Tafi Mhaka11 Oct 2019 10:08 GMT The problem with SADC's 'brotherly' stance on Zimbabwe sanctions By supporting Zimbabwe's oppressive government, SADC risks setting a very low bar for democracy in southern Africa.
Jason Pack11 Oct 2019 08:44 GMT Johnson and Trump are trying to create sovereign executives As a result, the US and UK are facing systemic crises unparalleled in their history.
Rokhaya Diallo10 Oct 2019 08:55 GMT French whiteness is in crisis Why did Lilian Thuram's matter-of-fact analysis about white supremacy cause a storm of controversy in France?
Nkiru Balonwu09 Oct 2019 20:18 GMT Why not #MeToo? How stereotypes hinder African women's progress In an age when women are finding their voice against injustice, it is time for African women to ask: 'Why not me too?'