Amid the fertiliser crisis, Africa has a chemical-free option: Agroecology
Amid the looming fertiliser crisis, African states should invest in sustainable agriculture to increase yields and food
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Things are not going so well for Russia
Stalled advance in Ukraine and economic woes are not the only worries for the Kremlin – also a distant ‘near abroad’.
The war on Iran will likely end in American retreat
The American empire cannot win the war against Iran at acceptable financial, military, and political costs.
The disaster unfolding on Russia’s Black Sea coast is of its own making
The pollution spreading across southern Russia exposes environmental collapse under Putin’s system.
Migration is getting riskier even as progress is made
The Global Compact is working, but shifting routes are making journeys more dangerous.
The BJP’s Bengal victory exposes the erosion of Indian democracy
The BJP’s victory after sweeping electoral roll revision raises profound questions over the integrity of the vote.
The anti-Semitism smear that ruined Corbyn’s Labour now targets the Greens
Zack Polanski must not repeat Jeremy Corbyn’s mistakes.
Lessons from the war: A call for strategic reckoning in West Asia
The Israeli-US war on Iran shattered long-held assumptions about security, deterrence and stability in the region.
CAF is failing Africa’s World Cup fans
The confederation’s silence on US travel bans and visa restrictions for African fans is shameful.
Thiago Ávila’s letter from Israeli prison to his daughter
The Brazilian activist explains to his little girl his motivation to join the Gaza-bound humanitarian flotilla.
States should tax windfall oil profits to fund their way out of crisis
A major economic crisis is boosting energy profits. Taxing those can help countries survive and become immune to shocks.