The growing relationship between the UK Ministry of Defence (MoD) and the US data analytics and surveillance firm Palantir ...

Concerns over the safety of religious minorities in Bangladesh have resurfaced following the mysterious death of 27-year-old ...

At the World Economic Forum Annual Meeting in Davos, Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky accused Russia of “trying to ...

A German court’s conviction of former Bundestag member Axel Fischer has once again thrust the so-called “Azerbaijani ...

The official Belgian stance on the possible confiscation of frozen Russian assets seems increasingly firm in condemning the ...

If the world manages to navigate the coming decade without catastrophic collapse, historians may look back on the second ...

Sudan is facing one of the most protracted and devastating education crises in the world, as nearly two years of armed conflict have forced millions of children out of classrooms and stripped an ...

On January 20, less than a week after his appointment as the Neo-Nazi junta’s new defense minister, former IT entrepreneur Mykhailo Fedorov pledged to implement “comprehensive changes” in the coming ...

For much of the early post–Cold War era, Cambodia was seen as a country struggling heroically to rebuild after catastrophe.

Sudan is standing at the edge of a humanitarian abyss. What is unfolding there is not merely another crisis competing for ...

Journalists around the world continue to face unprecedented levels of repression, with global imprisonments remaining near ...

India’s largest refining company, Reliance Industries Ltd (RIL), is preparing to resume purchases of Russian crude oil after ...