In January, Brazilian football player Daniel Alves was preventively imprisoned in Spain following allegations that he had sexually...

When one first thinks of Pakistan’s troubles, perhaps the issues that immediately come to mind are those to do with India, most likely...

Since the Iranian revolution in 1979, Iran has been subjected to varying degrees of economic sanctions and asset freezes. These began in...

For individuals fleeing various conflict zones or adverse living conditions and planning to seek asylum in the UK, crossing the Channel...

اِسی سرحد پہ کل ڈوُبا تھا سورج ہو کے دو ٹکڑے اِسی سرحد پہ کل زخمی ہوی تھی صبح آزادی Yesterday the sun had sunk on this border like two...

Increasingly, the main political parties in Europe mix and match traditionally left-wing and right-wing policies in their programmes. The...

What is in a ‘revolution’? The revolutions of the eighteenth century in Europe targeted the overthrowing of an ancient feudal system, in...

‘[Africa has] suffered enough of the burden of history [and] does not want to be the breeding ground of a new Cold War’ This quote is by...

What happens when you have to choose between labelling a group a foreign terrorist organisation, and choosing to continue humanitarian...

An analysis of Germany’s Russia policy and the underlying reasoning In a post-Merkel world, Germany is facing numerous challenges in the...

A diplomatic analysis of Gagauzia and Transnistria On 24th December 2020, Maia Sandu of the Party of Action and Solidarity (PAS), was...

A brief comparative analysis of the EU’s Global Gateway scheme and China’s Belt and Road initiative On 1st December 2021, the EU launched...