75 years after the dropping of atomic bombs on Hiroshima and Nagasaki, the Asia-Pacific is again the epicentre of global

After the second longest negotiations in EU history, the European Council reached a political agreement on the €750 billion coronavirus

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The government is about to invest billions in yet more military hardware. Yet with the rise of "nontraditional threats," people

The attacks inspired by the incel movement could be considered the first form of violent extremism to originate online. While

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For nine years, the civil wars in Syria, Libya, and Yemen have caused massive casualty numbers, destruction, and refugee outflows,

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As the world grapples with measures to contain the spread of COVID-19 and minimise fatalities, Kenya is on the verge