As Ukraine’s “island strategy” for Crimea bites, Russian commanders are rerouting convoys, repainting trucks, and risking war ...
As Beijing’s new “ethnic unity” law tightens state control over Tibetans, Uyghurs, Mongols, and other minorities, the EU ...
Russian asylum seekers in EU now faced rejection rates of over 80 percent, despite facing jail or conscription if pushed back ...
In Alpine villages with hardly any foreigners, red campaign flags and talk of “overcrowding” reveal how a distant 10‑million ...
For several weeks now in Brussels, one question keeps coming up at European Commission press briefings: are Taliban ...
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Tencho Gyatso

International Campaign for Tibet and Alexis Deswaef and the president of the International Federation for Human Rights (FIDH) ...
Ursula cannot say 'no' to Georgia', as one commentator said of von der Leyen and Meloni. But investing too little in clean ...
Ukrainian drone strikes choking off fuel, bridges, and trains to Crimea, prompting pro-war Russian bloggers to turn on Putin, ...
Over the past decade, Albania has undergone undeniable modernisation, implemented crucial judicial reforms, and elevated its ...
Incumbent PM Nikol Pashinyan built a campaign on stability and peace in the region. His win is a blow to Russian influence in ...
Ukraine, bleeding and battered, is not going to lose. Russia, complacent and brittle, is not going to win. Indeed, Russia now ...
This week, the European Central Bank is expected to raise interest rates amid inflation and energy-price pressures. EU ...