Are UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer’s political days numbered?
British PM resisting intensifying party pressure to step aside.
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Trump’s Iran deal, Israel’s meltdown
The precarious memorandum of understanding between the US and Iran.
Can the Global South have a say in global affairs?
China calls for stronger representation for emerging economies.
Is the G7 hearing the Global South?
The G7, BRICS and emerging powers are competing for influence in a changing global order.
Can a social media ban protect young users?
The UK says it's banning access to social media for those under age 16.
The president, the billionaires and the news
A media industry weakened by marauding billionaires is dealing with a US president eager to bend it further.
Will the new EU migration rules work?
The European Union's new migration policy has come into force.
Gold is now the top reserve asset. Is dollar dominance at risk?
Gold now accounts for 27% of global reserve holdings, overtaking US Treasuries as the world's largest reserve asset.
Hezbollah MP: Resistance defends Lebanon where the state failed
Ibrahim Moussawi says Hezbollah stepped in after diplomacy and the Lebanese state failed.
Does Israel really think it can get rid of Hezbollah in Lebanon?
It’s hard to assume that ‘anything positive’ for Lebanon can come from its talks with Israel, argues analyst Imad Harb.
Why are Armenia’s elections being so keenly watched abroad?
Russia, the United States and European Union all have interests as geopolitics take centre-stage.
Lebanon and Israel’s perpetual war machine
Why Lebanon remains central to Israel's multi-front wars.
Is the latest US ceasefire deal for Lebanon meaningless?
Israel and Hezbollah continue fighting after truce announcement.
Is Asia facing a new currency crisis?
A stronger dollar, higher energy costs and market uncertainty are putting pressure on currencies across Asia.
How social media changes the way we see war
We see war now as we see everything else - through a screen.
China opens its markets to African exports. Who benefits?
China's tariff-free access for many African products has renewed hopes of industrial growth. But trade remains uneven.
Is the US-backed Gaza peace process in serious danger?
Israel killing more Palestinians, moves to seize 70 percent of Gaza Strip
What’s at stake in Ethiopia’s elections?
Ethiopia's governing party is seeking to cement its grip on power amid a fragmented electorate.
Juan Manuel Santos on Colombia’s peace process, 10 years on
The former Colombian president reflects on peace, conflict and the return of violence.
Satire, social media and India’s Gen Z revolt
A satirical online movement challenges power and propaganda in India.