How the US’ Mass Deportations Separate Families
Family separation has become a major issue again in the United States under President Donald Trump’s second administration. However, the way families are being separated in 2026 differs from the….
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Can Ethiopia Ever Be at Peace? Four Reasons Conflict Keeps Flaring Up
Written by Alemayehu Fentaw Weldemariam, Indiana University Ethiopia has experienced recurrent conflicts for over five decades. This includes a long-running civil war sparked by the overthrow of Emperor Haile Selassie….
Number of Russians Choosing to Reside in Europe Shows Steady Increase
More and more Russian citizens are migrating to Europe, European statistics show. While in some countries their share is dwindling, Southern European EU member states recorded meaningful increase, alongside some….
Ukraine’s Winter of Attrition: A War Fought at the Front and at Home
Russian missile and drone strikes against electricity networks, heating plants and transport links threaten civilian life while adding pressure to the military. The coming months will test both Ukraine’s defences….
Mali: A Refuge in Crisis in Central Sahel
Jihadists affiliated with the rival Al-Qaeda and Islamic State groups continue to clash in the Sahel region to an unprecedented scale; each faction seeks influence over the same territories and….