‘Am Abgrund’: The story of Azerbaijan's influence in EuropeThe film is about Azerbaijan's web of political connections and corruptionWritten by Lamiya Adilgizi28 February 2024
Local reactions to the withdrawal of Burkina Faso, Mali and Niger from ECOWASThe nature of the split leaves little hope that the three countries will rejoin the regional bodyWritten by Jean SovonTranslated by Georgia Popplewell27 February 2024
Despite escalating sanctions, key machines imported from East Asia sustain Russia’s war effort in UkraineIn 2022, China's share in Russian imports increased to 43 percentWritten by Filip Noubel22 February 2024
Anger and grief as Russians in Armenia and Georgia mourn Navalny’s deathHundreds of protesters gathered in Armenia and Georgia's capitalsWritten by Arzu Geybullayeva, OC Media20 February 2024
We can do more to help UkraineFor starters, we can get serious about Russia sanctionsWritten by Anna Romandash, David Cortright20 February 2024
Armenia and Azerbaijan: The most recent flare up puts peace prospects on the backburnerFour servicemen were killed and two woundedWritten by Arzu Geybullayeva16 February 2024
Tensions escalate between Burundi and RwandaThe DRC is also affected by the border closure Written by Jean Sovon, Jean-Pierre AfadhaliTranslated by Jean-Christophe Brunet13 February 2024
Yang Hengjun's death sentence jolts improving relations between Australia and ChinaChinese Australian writer faces life imprisonment after secret trialWritten by Kevin Rennie12 February 2024
Azerbaijan: Competition-free vote to settle Aliyev’s grip on powerAliyev is set to secure easy victory until 2031.Written by Arzu Geybullayeva7 February 2024
In Moldova, asylum was denied to five representatives of the LGBTQ+ community from RussiaThe denial of refugee status may jeopardize their livesWritten by Daria Dergacheva5 February 2024
The perils of extracting limestone in Nepal's Indigenous Chepang communitiesMining sites are predominantly located near Indigenous and communal landsWritten by Biswash Chepang2 February 2024
In Kazakhstan, ‘Bloody January’ is still a taboo topicAttempts to uncover the truth behind deadly protests are censoredWritten by Ramil Niyazov-Adyljan2 February 2024