Katy Watson, BBC News in Kyiv and Paul Kirby, Europe digital editor, 28 August 2025
The head of the European Union’s… Continue reading
“The Israeli assault on Gaza City: A ‘hell’ foretold without any legal basis”, El Pais
A human rights lawyer, a former officer and activist, and a reserve soldier, all Israelis, describe the Netanyahu government’s actions… Continue reading
Issue Of The Week: War
How Georgia Went From the Vanguard of Democracy to the Front Lines of Autocracy, The New… Continue reading
“Europe’s leaders averted a giveaway to Putin. A clear path to peace remains elusive”, The New York Times
Reporting from London
Aug. 19, 2025
In the annals of trans-Atlantic diplomacy, Monday’s meeting between President Trump and… Continue reading
“Trump Has No Cards”, The Atlantic
Why would Putin need to make a deal with him?
AUGUST 16, 2025
Andrew Caballero-Reynolds /… Continue reading
“Survivors of Child Sexual Abuse in Georgia Have a Rare Legal Champion”, The Imprint
Emma Hetherington, clinical associate professor and director of the Wilbanks Child Endangerment and Sexual Exploitation Clinic,… Continue reading
“‘African nations are not dumping grounds’ — NGOs challenge secret US-Eswatini deportee deal”, The Daily Maverick
By Victoria O’Regan and Peter Fabricius Follow
14 Aug 2025, Johannesburg
“Sudan’s calamity and ‘the end of the liberal world order’”, The Washington Post
Sudan suffers from a neglect and indifference that seems to reflect the new shape of global politics.
August 13, 2025… Continue reading
Issue Of The Week: Human Rights, War, Hunger, Disease, Economic Opportunity, Environment, Population, Personal Growth
Lynsey Addario for The Atlantic
Sudanese refugees are relocated from a camp outside Al-Fashir, in Darfur, to… Continue reading
“Inside the Parent-Led Movement For Phone-Free Schools”, Time Magazine
SENIOR CORRESPONDENT
AUG 4, 2025
A student uses their cell phone after unlocking the pouch… Continue reading