Opinion

The security pact between the US, UK and Australia did not cause a rift within NATO, but it is not helping, either.

In the eyes of the state, some Britons are more British than others.

For us, welcoming refugees is not just a humanitarian decision – we know the value they can add to a host country.

Who cares to remember Abu Ghraib?

United Russia has retained a supermajority in the State Duma at the price of growing public discontent with the Kremlin.

Efforts to impose industrial agriculture on African countries threaten the sustainability of African food production.

There is little reason to believe the far-right president will cease his attacks on the judiciary any time soon.

Trudeau’s electoral gambit failed and that might be the beginning of the end for his premiership.

Humanitarian aid is being rolled back, but people there still do not have access to adequate healthcare and sanitation.

There has been little government effort to investigate the 2013 terror attack in Nairobi or to remember its victims.

The anti-abortion legislation in Texas is an extension of homegrown American fanaticism.

Despite domestic and foreign criticism, the Ardern government’s early lockdown strategy works.

A recent survey shows that even Western and Israeli pundits know two states in Palestine are impossible.

China’s new restrictions might be unthinkable elsewhere, but it is time for a digital detox.

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