Stories by Shada Islam
The hostility against media has now extended to many democracies.
Updated 02 Nov, 2018 09:32am
In Brussels, the Green party made a breakthrough by finishing first and second in a number of local councils.
Updated 20 Oct, 2018 10:14am
THIS much we know: Europe is divided, with parties of the right in conflict with those of the left, populists ...
Published 13 Oct, 2018 06:48am
No more junior partner, China is very much a leading regional and global actor.
Updated 06 Oct, 2018 02:23pm
The reality of Europe’s interaction with Islam is more complex than the one-dimensional story favoured by extremists.
Updated 29 Sep, 2018 10:37am
Can Europe and Asia join forces to stabilise the rules-based multilateral trading system?
Updated 23 Sep, 2018 11:01am
There’s still a glimmer of hope for Europe, still a glimmer of hope in Europe.
Updated 15 Sep, 2018 12:33pm
A WEEKEND in London and the sun is shining, natives and tourists are out shopping and lingering in cafes and a giant...
Updated 31 Jan, 2019 12:00pm
The fiercely anti-Islam Dutch politician has got what he wanted: he’s back in the headlines.
Published 31 Aug, 2018 11:29am
Europe’s packed autumn agenda looks likely to produce long & heated debates on the three complex & interconnected issues
Updated 25 Aug, 2018 08:33am
The biggest challenge comes from the number of Europeans who are falling prey to the siren song of the populists.
Updated 15 Jul, 2018 09:32am
AS Austria takes over the European Union chair for the next six months, get ready for even more signs of European...
Published 07 Jul, 2018 07:13am
The states who invest in staving off hunger, pandemics, droughts and floods will be the real global super powers.
Updated 30 Jun, 2018 10:49am
US moves have been criticised by many in Europe but govts here are engaged in a similar struggle over immigration.
Updated 23 Jun, 2018 08:27am
Ties between Washington and Berlin have always been strong but times have now changed — radically.
Updated 09 Jun, 2018 04:07pm
EUROPE-AFRICA relations are a work in progress. Often testy and difficult, and now dominated by the “migrant...
Published 02 Jun, 2018 06:58am
It would be easy to blame US President Donald Trump and his erratic actions for Europe’s changing moods.
Updated 26 May, 2018 02:34pm
The so-called Muslim world is deeply divided. And not just along sectarian lines.
Updated 19 May, 2018 10:36am
States that trust each other can work together and live in peace. Mistrust leads to tension, confrontation and war.
Updated 12 May, 2018 06:43pm
Democracy is about people committed to putting interests of their fellow citizens above party and personal interests.
Updated 05 May, 2018 11:18am
