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The right to protest is under siege
By Sharan Srinivas - Dec 09, 2020 - Last updated at Dec 09, 2020 21:59
LONDON — Autocratic leaders often seek new ways to undermine the right to protest, because they know protesting can be an extraordinarily po ...
Preventing the death of independent journalism
By Leon Willems - Dec 09, 2020 - Last updated at Dec 09, 2020 21:59
AMSTERDAM — A story too good to fact-check is the tale of the boiled frog. ...
The financial sector’s gain must not be biodiversity’s loss
By Robin Smale - Dec 08, 2020 - Last updated at Dec 08, 2020 21:52
LONDON — You would expect financial institutions to understand investing in assets that deliver outsize returns. ...
A legacy that stands by the people
By Don Pramudwinai - Dec 05, 2020 - Last updated at Dec 05, 2020 22:18
As we approach the end of this very challenging year of COVID-19, Thais around the world are commemorating our National Day on December 5, w ...
Protecting child workers during the pandemic
By Jiniya Afroze - Dec 02, 2020 - Last updated at Dec 02, 2020 22:41
DHAKA — It is already apparent that the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic will be uneven, with poorer countries bearing the brunt of the fallo ...
What Jordan’s digital change requires
By Ahmad Abadleh‬ - Dec 01, 2020 - Last updated at Dec 01, 2020 22:43
The information and communications technology (ICT) sector is one of the main pillars of the Jordanian economy, contributing to approximatel ...
America’s captured courts
By Sheldon Whitehouse - Nov 30, 2020 - Last updated at Nov 30, 2020 22:23
WASHINGTON, DC — Any objective observer of the American political system must wonder why, when the United States confronts the world’s highe ...
Towards a gender-equal world: A mission for all
By Josep Borrell and Jutta Urpilainen - Nov 29, 2020 - Last updated at Nov 29, 2020 21:41
In early 2020, Awa had just turned 15 years old when she heard that her marriage was being arranged. ...
China’s global climate boost
By Kevin Tu - Nov 29, 2020 - Last updated at Nov 29, 2020 21:37
BEIJING — In his video address to the United Nations General Assembly in September, Chinese President Xi Jinping announced a slight improvem ...
25 years later: What is next for the Euro-Mediterranean cooperation?
By Josep Borrell, Ayman Safadi and Nasser Kamel - Nov 28, 2020 - Last updated at Nov 28, 2020 22:40
By Josep Borrell, Ayman Safadi and Nasser KamelToday, we bring together the 42 Member States of the Union for the Mediterranean (UfM) a ...

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