From Sre­brenica to Bucha

China reacted to Nancy Pelosi’s visit to Taiwan with mil­i­tary exer­cises. Christina Sadeler spoke to I‑Chung Lai, a senior adviser to the Taiwan Think­tank about Tai­wanese per­spec­tives on the visit and...

Since the protests in August 2020, the ille­git­i­mate lead­er­ship of the Repub­lic of Belarus sees itself at war against the “col­lec­tive West”, but it is waging the battle against its...

The war in Ukraine will throw Russia into an eco­nomic crisis, which it will try to combat through fossil fuels revers­ing the started green transition

Marieluise Beck is asked if she changed her mind about German foreign policy after recent arms deliv­er­ies. She also speaks about mis­takes made by pre­vi­ous gov­ern­ments and former Chan­cel­lor Schröders...

The Tehran-Moscow axis seems threat­en­ing, but it was born out of neces­sity and does not change much for Israel and the Middle East. However, the Russia-Israel rela­tion­ship has already deteriorated...

In the once secular US, reli­gious fun­da­men­tal­ists are increas­ingly gaining influ­ence, as most recently shown by the abor­tion ruling. Trump has appointed 120 con­ser­v­a­tive judges during his term in office...

In Sri Lanka, demon­stra­tors have taken over the pres­i­den­tial palace, partly because the prices of wheat and petrol have risen immea­sur­ably as a result of the war in Ukraine. Russia is...

In Israel, Chinese invest­ments are increas­ingly viewed crit­i­cally, partly because of China’s rela­tions with Iran. On the other hand, China offers enor­mous eco­nomic oppor­tu­ni­ties, accord­ing to Galia Lavi of the...

Chan­cel­lor Scholz sup­ports Ukraine only to the extent that it can defend itself with dif­fi­culty, but not go on the coun­ter­at­tack. But those who want peace for Europe cannot spare...