Israeli-Palestinian conflict: an end to partisan US foreign policy?
Emily Scriven questions whether the recent flare-up has altered the US's relationship with Israel.
Emily Scriven
Liz Cheney ousted: what next for the Republican Party?
Emily Scriven looks into the unseating of Republican chairwoman Liz Cheney and what this signifies for the future of her party and for US politics as a whole.
Blinded by Eurocentrism? The EU-Oxford-AstraZeneca quarrel
Emily Scriven discusses the unfolding dispute between the EU and Oxford-AstraZeneca and questions whether European powers need to re-evaluate their priorities.
Two weeks on from the assassination of Iranian nuclear scientist: what are the diplomatic implications?
Emily Scriven explores the motivation behind Mohsen Fakhrizadeh's assassination, the diplomatic implications and the possibility of Iranian retaliation.
Covid mink culls: cause for condemnation or celebration?
Emily Scriven looks into the impact of mink-borne COVID-19 mutations on the fur industry.
Georgia: the forgotten election
With much of the world's media focussed on the US, Emily Scriven looks into the under-reported election in Georgia.
A thousand smiles turn sour: why are Thais calling for a new constitution?
Emily Scriven provides an overview of the escalating tensions in Thailand.
Are Western sanctions pushing Belarus further into Putin’s embrace?
Emily Scriven explores the impact of recent Western sanctions against Belarusian officials.