Opinion
OPINION - Srebrenica at 30: The West's selective justice and double standards that tore Yugoslavia apart
As Bosnia marks 30 years since Srebrenica, the region remains at a crossroads. Western double standards and the manipulation of religious divides continue to shape the Balkans, while European integration remains a distant promise
OPINION - Srebrenica at 30: The West's selective justice and double standards that tore Yugoslavia apart
As Bosnia marks 30 years since Srebrenica, the region remains at a crossroads. Western double standards and the manipulation of religious divides continue to shape the Balkans, while European integration remains a distant promise
OPINION - The fabric of modern US politics: Trump’s political theater
The fabric from which contemporary US politics is cut: stage performers and octogenarians, rhetoricians and bullies. Long gone are the calm, measured orators in rumpled suits doing their best to represent local constituencies
ANALYSIS - Path to peace in eastern DR Congo: Can a deal with US deliver lasting peace?
The era of soft-power diplomacy is over, Signal Risk's Daniel Van Dalen tells Anadolu, as the US seeks strategic access to Congo’s minerals, a sector that China continues to dominate
OPINION - From harsh rhetoric to pragmatic compromise: The contours of current US-China economic relations
Since his return to the White House, US President Donald Trump has made stymying China’s export-driven and manufacturing-based growth strategy a central focus of his international economic agenda
INTERVIEW - Global population growth to continue through 2050 despite falling fertility rates: UNFPA
UNFPA representative Mariam Khan urges governments to shift focus from growth to people's real-life choices, support systems
OPINION - EU stances on Israel-Iran tension
Rising tension in Middle East – which once again sees Israel as the perpetrator of violence – has made it clear that Europe is becoming fragmented by exposing Europe's weakness in finding its own diplomatic space
