Austria is Russia’s tunnel into the heart of Europe
The country’s attachment to neutrality has led it to cultivate obsequious relations with Russian energy and espionage.
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By focusing on the Azov Battalion we are falling into Putin’s trap
Ukrainians of all stripes are fighting to defend their young and fragile democracy from the real fascist threat: Russia.
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“Control your soul’s desire for freedom”: Shanghai’s dystopian Covid regime
As case numbers surge in China's largest city, the inhumanity of its lockdown is stirring public anger.
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Will left-wing voter apathy in France hand Marine Le Pen electoral victory?
Voters on the left have been ground down enough to think that a Le Pen presidency would “shake things up”.
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The long road to prosecuting war crimes
Calling for the investigation of war crimes is one thing. Actually prosecuting war criminals is another.
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No, China is not a winner from the war in Ukraine
Beijing stands to lose less than some, but the conflict harms Chinese interests more than it helps them.
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War at the end of history
Will Putin’s invasion of Ukraine lead to a new world order, or an era of grinding compromise?
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Putin’s war in Ukraine threatens to spark a new space race
Russia is turning its back on peaceful partnerships in the face of Western sanctions.
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