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Viewing Yemen solely through the prism of terrorism will not bring long-term stability

Middle East Sharmila Devi - September 6, 2024.

Yemen has been overshadowed by other global crises but the nearly 10-year-old conflict grinds on and millions continue to suffer. It is only through the prism...

The rush for judicial reform puts Mexican democracy at risk

Politics Tomorrow's Affairs Staff - September 5, 2024.

Mexican President Andrés Manuel López Obrador decided to spend the last month of his term working at full capacity, as if he had just taken...


Europe’s new austerity, an economic and political danger

EU Ferry Biedermann - September 5, 2024.

Austerity by any other name is making a comeback across Europe, from Keir Starmer’s “difficult choices” in the UK to widespread spending cuts expected across...

Putin's visit to Mongolia sets a dangerous precedent for the ICC’s credibility

Politics Tomorrow's Affairs Staff - September 4, 2024.

At the end of Vladimir Putin's two-day visit, the Government of Mongolia released a dynamic video featuring footage from the most crucial moments of the...

Are Britain’s beleaguered smokers headed for their last gasp?

UK Harvey Morris - September 4, 2024.

UK government plans to toughen restrictions on smokers managed to grab the domestic headlines in a summer news lull as public health campaigners vied for...

China and Africa are redefining economic relations, but by whose standards?

China Tomorrow's Affairs Staff - September 3, 2024.

The leaders of 50 African nations have been arriving in Beijing for days, followed by a grand welcome for a summit on economic cooperation that...

Europe is still not prepared for the effects of droughts and water shortages

EU Tomorrow's Affairs Staff - September 2, 2024.

Europe is nearing the conclusion of another summer marked by extraordinarily high temperatures and water shortages, for which there is yet no comprehensive and long-term...

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