Europe is attempting to end the long-standing asymmetry in its relations with Chinese investors. Following the informal meeting of trade ministers in Copenhagen, the question remains...
One of China’s most important meetings begins Monday, as leader Xi Jinping and other ruling Communist Party elites gather in Beijing to map out the...
The annual United Nations General Assembly is always an occasion for taking stock of the state of the world. But this year, on the 80th anniversary...
Long dismissed as speculative and alarmist, population studies by a slew of think tanks have rightly warned that Europe will confront unaffordable costs and social...
Cambodia has become the centre of a new type of organised crime. In a country that until recently was known for its textile facilities and...
Russian oil and gas remain Europe’s greatest political riddle. On the one hand, many European leaders have long argued that cutting off Moscow’s energy revenues...
Five years ago, I wrote a commentary about the United Nations as it turned 75. The title, “The UN’s Unhappy Birthday,” said it all. The...
