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Privées d’Internet par les talibans, les femmes afghanes…
La coupure d’Internet limite leur parole et renforce leur dépendance; elle légitime, sous couvert de religion, leur…
Four More Prime Ministers Till Christmas? France’s…
French citizens are increasingly losing faith in their government’s capacity to govern and, in turn, in the…
International Climate Change Rulings Show First Signs of…
Advisory opinions on climate change published by the ICJ and IACtHR this summer are being employed in domestic…
Troubling Signs of Reemerging Authoritarianism in Syria
Post-Assad Syria is being rebuilt–seemingly intentionally–upon a controlled narrative that utilizes unresolved…
How Iceland Can Navigate NATO’s New Five Per Cent…
NATO’s smallest member is at a crossroads amid the alliance’s new spending commitments to defence.
Le Sahel tourne le dos à la Cour pénale internationale…
Pour les pays du Sahel, la frontière entre justice pour tous et justice occidentale s’est estompée, et, avec elle,…
A Paradise Caught Between South Asia’s Most Dangerous…
In the long, tumultuous history of Kashmir, the April 2025 Pahalgam attack marks yet another turning point, one…
How EU Divisions Handed Trump a Trade Victory
Europe’s leaders must now decide: face Washington as a single bloc or as 27 competing suitors who could gift Trump…
Passivity, Silence, and Subtle Change: An Interview with…
Amid debate over the impact of the Twelve-Day War, Staff Writer Madeline Higgins sat down with a former Iranian…
Canada’s Dairy Dilemma: Supply Management and the…
A recent probe has reignited US frustrations with Canada’s dairy supply management system, forcing Ottawa to choose…
The Battle Over Citizenship in Mayotte Marks a Turning…
The tightening of birthright citizenship in Mayotte has revealed the multifaceted role of citizenship policy and…
With the Return of Babiš, ANO’s Flexible Populism Moves…
Babiš’s return marks a pivotal moment for Czech democracy, testing the country’s longstanding liberal trajectory in…