Why getting aid to Afghanistan has become a moral dilemma for the West
The international community is trying to find a way to pressure the Taliban whilst also helping desperate Afghans.
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Why Joe Biden’s approval ratings have plunged
Recent polls indicate that fewer Americans approve of the US president now than when he took office. Does it matter?
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Why Afghan refugees in the US deserve more
Reports of clothing and food shortages have arisen among those awaiting resettlement.
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How will China approach Afghanistan in the post-US era?
Behind the competitive posturing, the world’s rival superpowers share a historic concern with security.
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The nuclear tinderbox: why the Indo-Pacific is the new arena of great power rivalry
The Aukus pact is more than an arms deal. It is a glimpse of the future of geopolitics in the…
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Why China and the US’s climate announcements are cause for hope
China will no longer fund overseas coal projects, while Joe Biden is promising to increase climate funding for developing countries.
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The Larry Nassar abuse case shows why people believe conspiracy theories
For two decades authorities missed multiple opportunities to stop Nassar – failure which seems to go beyond simple incompetence.
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Justin Trudeau’s reversal will make British Conservatives wary of an early election
The Canadian prime minister’s failure to win a majority is a reminder of the risks of snap contests.
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