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Gold loves the possibility of war, not war itself

Economy Emre Alkin - August 15, 2026.

There is a widely held belief in the gold market: when the risk of war increases, gold prices rise. This belief is not entirely wrong....

Israel's Christians fear growing harassment

Middle East TA | AP Insight - August 14, 2026.

Sister Mayela wears her black veil and habit as she walks to work near where another Catholic nun was violently attacked in Jerusalem’s Old City...

The ICC’s days were always numbered

Politics Shlomo Ben-Ami - August 14, 2026.

International criminal tribunals once focused on bringing defeated leaders, such as Serbia’s Slobodan Milošević and Liberia’s Charles Taylor, to justice. But the International Criminal Court has...

Made in Vietnam? Washington demands proof

Economy Tomorrow's Affairs Staff - August 14, 2026.

On 13 August, the White House released the report The Great Transshipment Scam and accused more than 40 countries of allowing Chinese goods to reach...

Widening unrest in Pakistan threatens Munir’s regional ambitions

Politics Sharmila Devi - August 14, 2026.

Pakistan is no stranger to military dictators steering the state and de facto ruler Field Marshal Asim Munir has stuck to tradition by cracking down...

How much will European agriculture lose as a result of this year's drought?

Economy TA | AP Insight - August 13, 2026.

A cloud of dust billows behind Maarten Janse’s tractor as he spreads a mixture of compost, straw and manure over a field to nourish the...

India seeks access to South Africa; China is already present

India Tomorrow's Affairs Staff - August 13, 2026.

On 12 August, India and the five countries of the Southern African Customs Union (SACU) agreed to restart negotiations on a preferential trade agreement. After a...

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