Despite pressure from the far-right, European countries should prioritize a common approach over narrow national interests, or risk the EU’s core principles being undermined.

Hugo Bachega asks Israelis how they regard the gathering global opposition to the war and whether it will have a lasting ...

Jessica Green, author of a new book, says climate diplomacy focuses too much on technical goals such as net zero and offsetting instead of redirecting the flow of dollars to accelerate decarbonization ...

The US president will enjoy the pageantry, but the prime minister will want to avoid moments that reveal differences on trade, Ukraine and Palestine recognition, writes Iona Allan.

The soaring value of gold has led to rampant Illegal mining, mercury poisoning and murders by criminal gangs. Is the ...

Unpredictable and abrupt changes in the climate are fast approaching, but the rapid uptake of electric vehicles and solar ...

The Trump administration has withdrawn the US from major climate commitments and slashed funding for green technologies. But ...

A potted selection of reviews from our sister journal ‘International Affairs’, by its book reviews editor Mariana Vieira.

William Matthews and Ben Bland create a speculative ‘backcasting’ scenario: ‘It’s the year 2035 and China dominates the region’. They describe how that might come to pass – and how to avoid it.

Announcements on technology could offer promising areas for partnership – but progress on Ukraine and Gaza seems unlikely.

Although a focus on migration has delivered political momentum for Reform, the party needs clearer answers on the UK’s new security challenges.

Launched on 9 September, the new Centre’s research and convening will explore how to improve global governance to inform a new international order.