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Donald Trump · United States

Denis Staunton: Ursula von der Leyen stooped to conquer with the EU-US trade deal

Coverage: 6 sources

The EU is now closer to China than the US on a growing number of policy areas See the Story

War Crimes · Ukraine

Russia’s war crimes in Ukraine: the ultimate reality check for international law

100% Left coverage: 2 sources

In 2025, the continued imprisonment of Ukrainian OSCE staff also reveals something strikingly profound about the state of international law: international institutions meant to safeguard it are not even able to protect their own staff.See the Story

Europe · Kyiv

Oleksandra Matviichuk: ‘If we want to prevent wars in the future, we must punish the states and their leaders who start these wars now’

Coverage: 2 sources

The Ukrainian Nobel Peace prize calls for a special tribunal on Russian aggression on Ukraine, exposing global legal gaps, Western inaction on frozen assets, and the brutal reality of life under occupation.See the Story

Cosmetic sustainability: how to look green without changing a thing

100% Left coverage: 2 sources

In a world addicted to appearance, ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) has become the perfect costume. Some things are adopted so quickly, so universally, that we forget to ask the most essential question of all: why? ESG is one of them. In just a few short years, these three letters have become the lingua franca […] The post Cosmetic sustainability: how to look green without changing a thing appeared first on Asia Times.BlackRock · Paris See the Story

Deep and neglected wounds: Ukrainian political prisoners in Russian jails and occupied territories

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

More than three years after Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine, hundreds of Ukrainian citizens, both civilians and military personnel, remain detained in Russian prisons or occupied territories, in conditions that violate international law. Their fate is one of the deepest but most neglected wounds of this conflict. The issue of their release and – above all – their reintegration once they return home, is still largely unaddressed.Military · Ukraine Read Article

‘Climate action is too costly’: how the far right and big business are weaponising social instability to block progress

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Far-right parties and industry lobbies across Europe exploit economic insecurity to undermine climate policies, claiming a choice between green transition and social justice. But researchers stress both are possible — under the right conditions.Read Article

Albanian author Arian Leka on the Mediterranean: ‘Exodus is a metaphor for life’

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Albanian writer Arian Leka talks about his writing, the significance of the sea, and the impact of emigration and the Albanian exodus of the 1990s on the national mood and culture.Albania · Albania Read Article

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Denis Staunton: Ursula von der Leyen stooped to conquer with the EU-US trade deal

Russia’s war crimes in Ukraine: the ultimate reality check for international law

Oleksandra Matviichuk: ‘If we want to prevent wars in the future, we must punish the states and their leaders who start these wars now’

Cosmetic sustainability: how to look green without changing a thing

Deep and neglected wounds: Ukrainian political prisoners in Russian jails and occupied territories

Anarchists in wartime. The experience of Solidarity Collectives in Ukraine

Georgia — Russian Repression in Fast Motion

Precarious, poorly paid, risky: freelance journalism in Europe

As the PKK Disbands, Erdoğan Tightens His Grip on Turkey

‘Climate action is too costly’: how the far right and big business are weaponising social instability to block progress

Albanian author Arian Leka on the Mediterranean: ‘Exodus is a metaphor for life’

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Cosmetic sustainability: how to look green without changing a thing

Deep and neglected wounds: Ukrainian political prisoners in Russian jails and occupied territories

Anarchists in wartime. The experience of Solidarity Collectives in Ukraine

Georgia — Russian Repression in Fast Motion

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As the PKK Disbands, Erdoğan Tightens His Grip on Turkey

‘Climate action is too costly’: how the far right and big business are weaponising social instability to block progress

Albanian author Arian Leka on the Mediterranean: ‘Exodus is a metaphor for life’